LT&C-Examples
Describe and publish an “LT&C-Example” you know of, or are involved in. Our current examples are excellent cases, where tourism supports protected nature areas.
Imagine a world where every trip you take contributes to the protection of the natural area you visit.
We work towards the vision of a representative network of protected areas that are maintained by its visitors (YOU).
Describe and publish an “LT&C-Example” you know of, or are involved in. Our current examples are excellent cases, where tourism supports protected nature areas.
Be part of our unique global member network of around 300 tourism- and conservation ambassadors.
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Participate in Study-Tours to our LT&C-Examples. As LT&C member you benefit from special offers when contributing to nature protection in this way!
Your travel choice makes a difference: travel, but learn, make it green, be aware, offset your emissions, and get engaged. (Read more)
In the last two years, LT&C hosted in its office in Arendal two interns. In 2019 Nina Breck, who had already finished studying tourism, came
IUCN’s Tourism and Protected Areas Specialists (TAPAS) Group recently conducted a webinar series for the VITAL SITES: Journey to Marseille, to address ecological, social and the economic
On January 21, 2021,, within LT&C-Webinar Series: How to design post-COVID tourism and conservation strategies for LT&C Champions, we this time focus on Africa. After
On December 21, 2020, the Government of Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) announced its first Marine Protected Area (MPA) in Grand-Béréby. The 2,600km2 MPA location includes
December 21, 2020: The Government of Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) announced its first Marine Protected Area (MPA) in Grand-Béréby. Under Professor Joseph Séka SEKA’s chairmanship,
December 11, 2020, Linking Tourism & Conservation (LT&C) signed a cooperation agreement with the German conservation NGO Nationale Naturlandschaften (NNL). Members of NNL are the
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Our member South Pole, a world-leading provider for solutions to reduce carbon emissions, offer us three understandable compensation projects which provide benefits for both climate and nature protection. They all fall into the context of our LT&C-mission. Compensating your flight emissions is the minimum you can do for both climate and biodiversity: fill in the form below to offset your flight’s carbon emissions in a simple process!
