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Tanzania marks 50 years of wildlife conservation and tourism development

African destination feature

Tanzania marks 50 years of wildlife conservation and tourism development

By Apolinari Tairo, eTN Tanzania

TANZANIA (eTN) - From a single national park in 1961, Tanzania is marking 50 years of ... read more

Wildlife conservation and policymakers to meet in Dar es Salaam

Illegal trade in wildlife and plants

Wildlife conservation and policymakers to meet in Dar es Salaam

By Apolinari Tairo, eTN Tanzania

(eTN) - Cabinet ministers responsible for wildlife conservation from seven African countries are ... read more

Prince of Wales expected in Tanzania

Conservationists hopeful about visit

Prince of Wales expected in Tanzania

By Dr. Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Uganda

(eTN) - Conservationists have taken heart when it was learned that the Prince of Wales and the ... read more

Mweya Safari Lodge partners with USAID to raise funds for conservation

Sustainable Tourism in the Albertine Rift of Uganda

Mweya Safari Lodge partners with USAID to raise funds for conservation

By Dr. Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Uganda

UGANDA (eTN) - Information was provided over the weekend to this correspondent that the ... read more

Another PMR Diamond Arrow Award for Joburg Tourism Company

Recognition for promoting tourism and conservation in Johannesburg

Another PMR Diamond Arrow Award for Joburg Tourism Company

Johannesburg Tourism Company (JTC) is thrilled to have received the PMR Diamond Arrow Award for ... read more

Serengeti conservation and highway do not mix

conservation fraternity in Tanzania alarmed

Serengeti conservation and highway do not mix

By Dr. Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Uganda

(eTN) - Comments made over the weekend by Tanzania’s Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda did not go ... read more

Hill station conservation policy needed for India

Developing A Tourism Policy

Hill station conservation policy needed for India

By Hector Dsouza, eTN

(eTN) - Getting away from crowds doesn’t always happen when visiting Indian hill stations, ... read more

SeaWorld guests donate 1 million dollars to conserve wildlife

Supporting Wildlife Projects

SeaWorld guests donate 1 million dollars to conserve wildlife

ORLANDO, Florida - In just four months, more than US$1 million has been pledged to wildlife ... read more

HostelBookers supports the environment offering a vast range of eco-hostels

Green Travel

HostelBookers supports the environment offering a vast range of eco-hostels

These days travel’s impact upon the environment has become a subject of great debate; ... read more

Starvation Island in Zimbabwe revisited

Conservation And Educational Programs

Starvation Island in Zimbabwe revisited

By Gill Staden, eTN

STARVATION ISLAND, Zimbabwe (eTN) - I stood, rather pensive, watching the guys launch the boat, ... read more

Nakumatt gives boost to gorilla conservation

Rwanda Tourism

Nakumatt gives boost to gorilla conservation

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

(eTN) – One of East Africa’s leading retail giants, Kenya’s Nakumatt, has made good on a ... read more

Campsite raided in Masai Mara conservation area

1 Killed And 2 Injured

Campsite raided in Masai Mara conservation area

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

(eTN) - Reports are being received from Nairobi that shortly after 8:00 pm on Monday night, a ... read more

Preserving the real thing in Southern Sudan

Destination News

Preserving the real thing in Southern Sudan

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

(eTN) The

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Rwanda conservation conference kicks off Kwita Izina Week

Meeting On Biodiversity

Rwanda conservation conference kicks off Kwita Izina Week

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

A biodiversity meeting, convened by the Rwandan government in conjunction with UNEP – the read more

TravelTalkRadio discusses wildlife questions

Leisure And Business Travel

TravelTalkRadio discusses wildlife questions

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

The San Francisco bay area (previously San Diego)-based read more

Conservation efforts get badly hit in Uganda

pride of lions poisoned

Conservation efforts get badly hit in Uganda

By wolfgang h. thome, etn

A pride of lions, including a pregnant female, were found poisoned last week in read more

Rwanda Development Board-Tourism and Conservation publishes Kwita Izina 2010 program

Annual Celebration

Rwanda Development Board-Tourism and Conservation publishes Kwita Izina 2010 program

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

The Rwanda Development Board-Tourism and Conservation has published the program for the Kwita ... read more

Conserving the beauty and nature of Aride Island in Seychelles

Exclusive Interview With CEO Of Island Conservation Society

Conserving the beauty and nature of Aride Island in Seychelles

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

Today, we conclude the series of interviews taken with leading conservationists from the ... read more

Upcoming completion of Seychelles Round Island Resort excites market

Conservation Efforts Applauded

Upcoming completion of Seychelles Round Island Resort excites market

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

It was learned last week that the construction of the Round Island Resort is advancing very well ... read more

Seychelles Cousine Island book now on the market

Conservation Efforts

Seychelles Cousine Island book now on the market

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

A full documentation and pictorial book has just been launched about the conservation efforts ... read more

Rwanda Development Board appoints new head of tourism and conservation

Rica Rwigamba Named

Rwanda Development Board appoints new head of tourism and conservation

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

The Rwanda Development Board (RDB) has named the successor for the long-serving Rosette Rugamba, ... read more

The conservation of the Seychelles islands

ETurboNews Speaks With Seychelles Island Foundation CEO

The conservation of the Seychelles islands

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

Wolfgang H. Thome, long-time eTurboNews ambassador, spoke with Dr.

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Tanzanian minister says only part of ivory sale proceeds will go to conservation

Questions And Concerns Raised

Tanzanian minister says only part of ivory sale proceeds will go to conservation

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

Opponents of the proposed sale of ivory by Zambia and Tanzania took fresh hope and made snipe ... read more

Rwanda Development Board changes may go further than initially expected

Tourism Community Awaiting News

Rwanda Development Board changes may go further than initially expected

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN ambassador

"We will concentrate on policy and advocacy" is the tenor of insider news now slowly emerging ... read more

Wetland meeting in Seychelles confirms conservation goals

Island Ecotourism

Wetland meeting in Seychelles confirms conservation goals

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN ambassador

A week-long series of meetings was held last week in Victoria’s International Conference ... read more

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