See Alfie at Wildlife Tourism Australia forum
Our friends at Wildlife Tourism Australia are running a free public forum discussing all things tourism and wildlife. Alfie will be participating in the 1 pm session and Ma Pa Me lunchboxes will be available to purchase for lunch.
Indonesia has an incredible diversity of wildlife, and is so close to Australia! Australia also has wonderful diversity with many unique species. Interacting with wild creatures can be richly rewarding. But can we do it responsibly, in ways that are good for both people and animals?
If this interests you, head to the free Wildlife Tourism Australia forum on Sunday, October 30! Register here, it’s free!
Where: Lecture Room room, QCA, Griffith University Southbank Parklands, Brisbane (between Grey Street and the Ship Inn, southern end of Southbank)
Two public forums, free for all to attend:
Indonesia-Australia wildlife travel 1.00 pm to 2.30 pm
See some great places to experience wildlife in both counties, hear about a program of resilience for community wildlife, food and forest tourism, attend the launch of a new book on Indonesian national parks, and here Alfie chat about Indonesian culture and purchase an Indonesian lunch box!
Human-wildlife interaction in tourism 3.00pm to 430pm
Learn when it is okay to feed, take selfies, or have interactions with wildlife. Discuss the implications for biodiversity conservation and animal welfare.
