Spectacled bear, anteater and kinkajou – Maquipucuna protects many rare species and helps to better understand their habitat.

USAID cuts threaten biodiversity in Kenya and Indonesia. Sustainable tourism may help, but funding gaps remain a key challenge.

Aruba’s history is shaped by exploitation. Today, mass tourism threatens the paradise’s biodiversity – and its cultural identity.

Zoos and museums can be valuable learning environments for biodiversity and sustainability.

A UN Tourism study shows that nature is central to tourism worldwide – but few national strategies include concrete measures to protect biodiversity.

Across Africa, community-managed conservancies are proving to be a successful model for both biodiversity protection and local development.

A new impact assessment analyzes social risks in South Africa’s tourism sector – with Brot für die Welt – Tourism Watch as a core partner.

Once again, this year the Studienkreis für Tourismus und Entwicklung e.V. is awarding the international To Do Award, which recognizes projects in the

Around 80 percent of people with disabilities live in the Global South. Inclusive tourism offers an opportunity to strengthen local economies and

TO DO Award winner Human Rights in Tourism 2025 shows how accessible tourism can turn from an apprehension into an aspiration.