LT&C-partner SEVENSEAS with its monthly free magazine frequently publishes stories of marine conservation related tourism. Increrasingly land-based tourism examples related to protected areas are also

Not only Linking Tourism & Conservation is convinced that Nature-based tourism can and should play a major role for the protection of our global biodiversity.

Germany is known for its world-leading tourism industry (travel and tourism contribute to the German GDP more than 358 billion EUR!), demonstrated every year also

After last years’ Northern Sustainable Development Forum, where Yakutia (Sakha Republic of Russia) profiled itself as a world-champion in protected area-coverage, a similar event is

Linking Tourism & Conservation (LT&C), together with several other conservation organisations, recently supported a campaign and signed a letter to UNESCO in order to prevent

LT&C is announcing a (virtual) conference, workshops and field visits in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia, from September 17th to 18th 2020 together with our partners Aevis

A positive aspect of the present Corona times is the increasing awareness that local or regional travelling get higher preference and that one should think

“Urlaub und Erholung mit Naturerleben und Schutz der Artenvielfalt verbinden” (Linking holidays and recreation with protecting biodiversity) is the title of a recent press release

The UN One Planet Sustainable Tourism Programme, a Partner of LT&C, on World Environment Day,  released the One Planet Vision for a Responsible Recovery of Tourism providing strategic

June 24, The Long Run, Partner of LT&C, hosted its 15th weekly hangout for its members, where they introduced their new partner – the Half-Earth Project.  Dr. Paula J.

Last week we had the pleasure to host our first online webinar on “Effects of the pandemic on ecotourism destinations and protected area management – LT&C