Home to more than 2.2 million acres, hundreds of geysers and waterfalls, as well as Yellowstone Lake – the largest ...

Animal watching, including herping - which refers to the act of searching for amphibians or reptiles - could be developed ...

But as we all know, hunters and anglers aren’t the only people fascinated by wildlife. The number one reason people travel to Wyoming is to view wild animals, and wildlife watching alone accounts for ...

Wildlife tourism – which involves viewing wildlife such as primates or birds in conservation areas, feeding or touching captive or “rehabilitated” wildlife in facilities, and bathing or ...

News Release 7-Jun-2018 How much is wildlife tourism affecting the animals it targets? Peer-Reviewed Publication Oxford University Press USA image: White shark cage diving view more ...

Summary: Wildlife tourism including white shark cage-diving is growing in popularity, but these industries remain highly contentious amongst tourists, conservationists, and scientists alike.

A new study suggests that wildlife-based tourism operators should be key partners in educating and inspiring tourists to take informed conservation action. The study introduces a toolbox of ideas ...

NEW YORK — Wildlife tourism can benefit animal populations as it brings awareness and interest, though there are good and bad ways to interact with wildlife. "You need people just being aware of ...

Shark-based tourism brings millions of dollars annually to the global economy, with critics saying it is a ‘threat to wildlife and ecosystems.' One of the most popular interactions is with whale ...

It’s an essential wildlife corridor for elephants, zebras, wildebeest, and impalas. Without cash coming in from safari tourism, Mallya says, it was impossible to pay all the salaries, as well as ...

Wildlife tourism isn’t new, but social media is setting the industry ablaze, turning encounters with exotic animals into photo-driven bucket-list toppers.

Important responsible-wildlife-tourism ground rules from the Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association include: don’t disturb animals with noises, flashing lights, or by getting too close to ...