Category: Research and studies

Responsible travel raises questions about turtle hatcheries

Turtle hatcheries around the world that claim to be focused on doing good may actually be more interested in cashing in on gullible tourists than helping animals.

Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre can bring Caribbean together, says Bartlett

The centre will give the region the capacity to be better able to manage, mitigate, and quickly recover in the event of a crisis,

Study shows challenges faced by SA tourism accommodation industry in becoming more sustainable

Owners feel constrained by the financial implications of sustainable practices and most especially by the concern for not negatively interfering with the comfort experience of their guests, finds new research.

Is constant human noise stressing out wildlife?

Noise reduces the value of habitats like parks, finds new research. Early findings suggest it impacts negatively on the health and behaviour of resident birdlife.

Report Reveals 36:1 Social ROI for Landscape-Scale Restoration

Natural capital and green infrastructure investments offer demonstrable benefits including cost-effective reductions in their environmental footprint, as well as improvements to brand perception and employee recruitment and retention.

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