The boycott of TBEX has had a resounding success, with Cancun finally pulling any dolphin experience as part of any pre or post TBEX experience!
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TBEX Dolphin Tours Cancelled In Cancun.
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Posted in Responsible Travel
Wildlife Tourism Ethics And Practices Debate, A Response To TBEX.
A few nights ago I took part in an online Google hangout with a number of other speakers to debate the ethics and practices of captive marine animals and wildlife tourism. If you missed it, the full archived version can…
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Why I Won’t Be Attending TBEX Cancun.
TBEX Cancun is supporting unethical captive dolphin tourism, and I cannot condone that or support it.
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Posted in Responsible Travel
How To Volunteer With Wildlife On Your Gap Year.
Volunteering with animals is perhaps one of the biggest bucket list items on many travellers wish lists. It is possible to do, but you have to be really careful to ensure that it is done responsibly, ethically and right.
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Posted in Volunteering
A Photo For Facebook? You’ve Just ‘Liked’ Animal Abuse.
If you have ever wanted to take a selfie with a tiger or cuddle a koala for a profile pic, then well done, you’ve just contributed to animal abuse.
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Posted in Responsible Travel
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