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How Tourism Businesses Can Make a Genuine Impact: A Case from Southern Tasmania, Australia Dr Elleke Leurs October 2025 This is a real example of how a commercial tourism business can move beyond sustainability buzzwords and take meaningful action. In Southern Tasmania, the hospitality teams from ibis Styles Hotels ibis Styles Hobart and Mövenpick Hotel […]
The post hr...Ronda Green (chair WTA) So sad to hear of the passing of Dr Jane Goodall. She has been an inspiration to so many of us. Louis Leakey saw her potential as a highly-motivated young woman enthralled by animals and by the prospect of conducting research in the jungles of Africa, and he was right. She […]
The post href="https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/jane-goodall-a-loss...From Dr David Croft, our guests speaker for the day See also https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/kangaroos-and-kin-se-qld-webinar-series-3-part-1/
The post Kangaroos and kin. SEQ Wildlife Webinar 3 Part 2 first appeared on href="h...Clarification from queries after the webinar: the three largest species in the family were called kangaroos, with most of the others called wallabies. Tree kangaroos (which don’t occur in se Queensland) are considerably smaller,. but the wallaroos are large, and sometimes referred to as kangaroos (especially the antipolene, which also doesn’t occur here). Please also […]
...Reproduced with permission from The Conversation. Editor’s note: as the author says, zoos do get involved in some important conservation work (we’ll be talking about this as well as wild-based tourism in our 2026 conference) but they shouldn’t function solely for amusement and profit. Queensland’s horrific lion attack shows wild animals should not be kept […]
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