How Responsible Wildlife Tourism Experiences can Create Positive

Taronga Zoo - Travel Options

Taronga proudly acknowledges the Cammeraigal people, their Country, Spirit and traditions as the Traditional Custodians
and Elders of the land upon which Taronga Zoo Sydney stands, and the continuation of Cultural, Spiritual, educational
and conservation practices of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

WAZA 2024 Conference artwork by Nathan Peckham (Tubbah-gah Wiradjuri).

How Responsible Wildlife Tourism Experiences can Create Positive Visitor Outcomes

Presentation

Presentation

10:00 am

06 November 2024

Institute Lecture Theatre

Panel Session - How Responsible Wildlife Tourism Experiences can Create Positive Visitor Outcomes

Themes

Session

Talk Description

How Responsible Wildlife Tourism Experiences can Create Positive Visitor Outcomes

Speakers

Ben Pearson

Country Director

WAP - Sydney, Australia

Emily McLeod

Senior Social Scientist

Zoos Victoria - Parkville, Australia

Lauren Caverley

Senior Communications and Sustainability Manager

Tourism Australia - Sydney, Australia

Mucha Mkono

University of Queensland

Sally Sherwen

Zoos Victoria - Parkville, Australia

Taronga proudly acknowledges the Cammeraigal people, their Country, Spirit and traditions as the Traditional Custodians
and Elders of the land upon which Taronga Zoo Sydney stands, and the continuation of Cultural, Spiritual, educational
and conservation practices of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

WAZA 2024 Conference artwork by Nathan Peckham (Tubbah-gah Wiradjuri).