Wild Jordan Adventures: Eco-businesses support locals and protected areas
The Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature is an independent non-governmental organization in Jordan given the mandate of conserving biodiversity in Jordan. RSCN does
The Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature is an independent non-governmental organization in Jordan given the mandate of conserving biodiversity in Jordan. RSCN does
Jack London State Historic Park is a 1400 acres (567ha) wildlife sanctuary. Like all California State Parks, it is a protected area, and it can
Amahoro Tours, based in Musanze and owned by a Rwandan local, Greg Bakunzi, is a leading tour company in Rwanda supporting the trilateral cooperation of
National conservation parastatal in South Africa maintaining a network of 22 protected areas accounting for 37 000 km2 or 4% of the nations land area
New Zealand is a leader in the successful implementation and ongoing sustainability of MPAs and they are able to achieve these outcomes from well thought
The Coral Triangle includes the land and seas of six countries. Collectively known as CT6, they are Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Solomon
The Galápagos Archipelago, located on the Equator. about 1000 km west of the Latin American continent, consists of about a dozen major and more than
Basecamp Explorer Kenya is a unique organization, managing safari accommodation camps in Maasai Mara, Kenya, providing guests with exclusive wildlife safari experiences in the most
Madidi National Park in northeast Bolivia has been declared as one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth. This is because there are many
Responsible and well-managed wildlife tourism offering a first class experience that brings in revenue for conservation projects carried out by the national parks. Both Nepal’s
The National Park Center Königsstuhl supports the beech-forest National Park “Jasmund” at the German Baltic Sea coast of the island of Rügen. It is a world-leading
Napo Wildlife Center Ecolodge has been carefully built and designed by the Añangu indigenous community to offer tourists maximum privacy and comfort in Amazon Wildlife Tours.
Looking for something specific? Try the search function below
© Linking Tourism & Conservation (LT&C) 2019
We are grateful that you support the work and mission of LT&C! We accept donations through Credit Card, PayPal or international bank transfer:
Donate through Credit Card
Please click the Donate button and then choose your PayPal account
Bank details:
Cultura Sparebank
Pb. 6800, St. Olavs plass
N-0130 Oslo
Name: Linking Tourism & Conservation,
Account no.: 1254 05 95168
IBAN: NO8712540595168
BIC/SWIFT: CULTNOK1
Routing BIC: DNBANOKK
Please mark payments with your name and/or email address
Sign up for an LT&C membership by filling in the details below.
Would you like your LT&C-Example/Initiative to be listed on our website? Please fill in the form below.