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Wildlife Tourism Australia Inc. A national organisation promoting diverse and sustainable wildlife tourism that supports conservation
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Sustainable wildlife tourism: a site for travelers, tourism businesses, NGO's, academics, conservation managers, government departments etc. Learn about Australian wildlife, travel opportunities, how to tread lightly, activities of WTA, extensive bibliography, coming events, news items ...
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Indonesia is one of our nearest neighbours with a fantastic diversity of wildlife. Excited to be part of this very speci...
13/01/2025

Indonesia is one of our nearest neighbours with a fantastic diversity of wildlife. Excited to be part of this very special international conference next month with a focus on wildlife ecotourism and science-based biodiversity conservation. Call for Abstracts is open until the end of this month.

This conference hosted by our near neighbour, Indonesia, in February has a strong wildlife tourism focus. Welcome to the...
28/12/2024

This conference hosted by our near neighbour, Indonesia, in February has a strong wildlife tourism focus.
Welcome to the International Symposium on Biodiversity Conservation and Ecotourism, where we combine a commitment to nature and social responsibility to form sustainable development in natural tourism where environmental, social, and economic aspects receive proportional attention. This seminar series brings together diverse stakeholders, including renowned experts and influential decision-makers, to explore innovative approaches, develop comprehensive strategies, and implement interventions for safeguarding biodiversity while increasing tourism’s contribution to poverty alleviation.

Join us at the International Symposium on Wildlife Biodiversity Conservation, where experts unite to explore the vital links between our planet, ecosystems, and humanity. Through discussions and workshops, we'll develop strategies to conserve wildlife and promote a sustainable future for all.

09/12/2024

Tony Isaacson and Jim Abernathy presented an amazing session on emotional, almost "cuddly" big sharks at our recent conference. This - the last World of Wildlife show for the year - will be well worth tuning in to!

A great place to stay and experience the wildlife of both eucalypt forests and rainforests
09/12/2024

A great place to stay and experience the wildlife of both eucalypt forests and rainforests

We've had a lot of great feedback on our recent conference exploring the ways we can entertain and educate guests tour a...
09/12/2024

We've had a lot of great feedback on our recent conference exploring the ways we can entertain and educate guests tour about our wonderful wildlife (and ilife of other countries). We're hoping to have a free downloadable report out by Christmas.

08/12/2024
Great sighting by one of our Tassie members
13/11/2024

Great sighting by one of our Tassie members

Bird-watching, led by GregClancy, the day after the conference. We got off t a great start with beach stone curlew (far ...
09/11/2024

Bird-watching, led by GregClancy, the day after the conference. We got off t a great start with beach stone curlew (far less common than bush stone-curlew) and a family of oystercatchers

Meeting a couple of huggable fruitbats near an actual colony during our Wild Tails conference field trip yesterday.
07/11/2024

Meeting a couple of huggable fruitbats near an actual colony during our Wild Tails conference field trip yesterday.

Online registration closes tomorrow (1 November).
31/10/2024

Online registration closes tomorrow (1 November).

Back to main conference page Provisional Program for “Wild Tails” Keep checking – details may change! Tuesday 5th to Thursday 7th November Day 1. Tuesday 5 November 2024 Major sub-theme: inspiring interest and imparting memorable information 9.15amWelcome, opening Ronda Green (Chair Wildlife ...

https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/wta-conference-program-2024/. Final program for the wildlife tourism conference next ...
30/10/2024

https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/wta-conference-program-2024/. Final program for the wildlife tourism conference next week. It's going to be an exciting few days!

Back to main conference page Provisional Program for “Wild Tails” Keep checking – details may change! Tuesday 5th to Thursday 7th November Day 1. Tuesday 5 November 2024 Major sub-theme: inspiring interest and imparting memorable information 9.15amWelcome, opening Ronda Green (Chair Wildlife ...

https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/wta-conference-program-2024/Registration for in-person attendance closes 25 October. ...
19/10/2024

https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/wta-conference-program-2024/Registration for in-person attendance closes 25 October. Online attendance registration closes 1st November.

Back to main conference page Provisional Program for “Wild Tails” Keep checking – details may change! Tuesday 5th to Thursday 7th November Day 1. Tuesday 5 November 2024 Major sub-theme: inspiring interest and imparting memorable information 9.15amWelcome, opening Ronda Green (Chair Wildlife ...

I'm excited to be involved in this important conference in December: Indonesia's first-ever international conference foc...
02/10/2024

I'm excited to be involved in this important conference in December: Indonesia's first-ever international conference focusing on wildlife tourism and science-based biodiversity conservation.

Dr. Ronda Green Chair of Wildlife Tourism Australia; Griffith University Australia Title: Wildlife tourism in Australia Wildlife tourism in Australia is a significant sector, featuring the country’s diverse fauna, including terrestrial and marine wildlife watching, visiting zoos and sanctuaries, a...

30/08/2024

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The Story of Wildlife Tourism Australia

Between 1998 and 2004, a pioneering research program studying Wildlife Tourism in Australia was conducted at the Co-operative Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism, based at Griffith University, Queensland. This program led to a joint initiative between the CRC and Tourism Tasmania to jointly host a Sustainable Wildlife Tourism Convention in Hobart in October 2001. From that conference, planning was soon underway to create a national organisation to represent zoos, sanctuaries, wildlife parks, eco0lodges in wildlife areas, responsible wildlife tours and other wildlife operators around Australia as wells on-going research pertaining to sustainable wildlife tourism. The Organisation’s intention was to further the recommendations of the conference. In December 2002, the inaugural meeting of the Australian Wildlife Tourism Action Group was held which was soon officially changed to Wildlife Tourism Australia Inc. with a mission statement of “promoting the sustainable development of a diverse wildlife tourism industry that supports conservation”.

The WTA website is a site for travelers, tourism businesses, NGO's, academics (including students), conservation managers, government departments and others with an interest in wildlife tourism in Australia and beyond. Learn about Australian wildlife and where to see it, travel opportunities (including tours, accommodation and attractions run by our members), how to tread lightly, coming events, reports of past conferences and workshops run by WTA, extensive bibliography of research papers and books on wildlife and wildlife tourism, research conducted by wildlife tour operators and opportunities for volunteers to join in, and more. Please visit and join in our discussions.