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Features, Sweden, Conservation, Case Studies

The Wolf Forests of Sweden Threatened by Onshore Wind Farms

Wildlife tourism is playing a significant role in preventing vibrant forests in central Sweden from being clear-cut

Features, Romania, Conservation, Case Studies

How Wild Bison Are Transforming the Southern Carpathians

We go on an animal-tracking adventure in Romania, where bison were reintroduced in 2014 after 200 years away...

Features, Conservation, Cuba, Case Studies

The Green Revolution: How Cuba Became an Accidental Eden

The U.S. embargo, and environmental policies, have led to Cuba becoming the Caribbean's biosphere superpower

Features, Conservation, Case Studies

How Adventure Tourism Could Help Protect Panama's Wild Places

We speak to Javier Romero, who has been guiding in the greenery of Chagres National Park for over 25 years...

Features, Conservation, Rewilding, 7 questions, Case Studies

How the Rewilding Movement is Offering Tourism a Greener Future

We speak to Rewilding Europe about re-introducing keystone species and the place of tourism in rewilding

Features, Colombia, Conservation, Rewilding, Case Studies

How Tourism is Protecting a Colombian River on a Former FARC Front

Once a hiding place for high-profile hostages, the Samana Watershed is now a thriving spot for adventure tourism

Features, Conservation, Greece, Rewilding, Case Studies

How Hiking is Helping Wild Brown Bears in the Mountains of Greece

One of the best-kept secrets in Greece is its brown bear population! We speak to Callisto, a conservation NGO working in the Pindos Mountains, about the fascinating brown bears in Greece

Features, Conservation, Rwanda, Case Studies

How Coffee is Changing Lives Across Rwanda

The Cyimbili Hills lie on the shores of Lake Kivu on the western coast of Rwanda. The hills are known for their tranquillity and nature.

Features, Conservation, Indonesia, Case Studies

Flores, Indonesia | How a Turtle Conservation Centre is Benefitting Locals in Indonesia

Flores Island in Indonesia is primarily known as being part of the Komodo National Park. But the Komodo dragons are really just the start of the wildlife...

Features, Conservation, Indonesia, Case Studies

The Indigenous Village in Indonesia Using Ecotourism to Keep Their Traditions Alive

“There was no tourism. There was no industry. Without tourism I don’t think the village would still exist, it would’ve turned into an empty hill village."