Reminder – abstracts for Wildlife Benefits (Australia’s third national wildlife tourism conference) 1-3rd September (Gold Coast) are due by 30th June, and earlybird registration by mid-July
Wild Benefits explores the diversity of positive impacts of sustainable wildlife tourism, as well as strategies to achieve and maintain them. Sub themes include:
• Going for the Green – Environmental Benefits
• Spreading the Wealth – Economic Benefits
• Heart and Soul – Social Benefits
• Reality Bites – Risk and Management Strategies
Keynote Speakers include:
• Steve Parish, Australia’s best-known wildlife photographer and publisher of wildlife books
• Assoc Professor Darryl Jones, Griffith University, Qld , one of Australia’s foremost authorities on human/wildlife interactions
• Professor Clem Tisdell, University of Queensland, Qld , one of Australia’s leading experts on the economics of wildlife tourism
• Nick Mooney, Tasmanian conservationist and 2006 Recipient Australian of the Year
• Shane O’Reilly, Tourism Queensland and O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat, Queensland’s first and most famous ecotourism lodge with long experience of wildlife activities and a mecca for domestic and international birdwatchers
• Assoc Professor David Newsome, Murdoch University, WA, author of the book ‘Wildlife Tourism’
Join a stimulating range of plenary and contributed presentations, workshops, social events and field trips (e.g. whale watching, behind-the-scenes tours of Dreamworld’s Tiger island).
Enter the wildlife photography competition (great book prizes sponsored by Steve Parish Publishing)
Members of Wildlife Tourism Australia get discounted registration – if you’re not yet a member you can join when you register
For more details visit Wildlife Tourism Australia
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