Title | Tagline | Link |
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Antarctic: Whale Watching | Platforms of opportunity in new frontiers | View Case Study |
Argentina: Península Valdés, Chubut | A multi-stakeholder, multi-faceted, adaptive approach to regulation of whale-watching | View Case Study |
Australia- Great Barrier Reef | Swimming with little giants | View Case Study |
Australia: Port Phillip Bay | Adaptive management aimed at increasing compliance | View Case Study |
Brazil: Praia do Forte | Assessing the carrying capacity for whale watching in a Protected Area | View Case Study |
Canada: Mingan Island Cetacean Study | Research-based tourism | View Case Study |
Dominican Republic: Samaná Bay | The strengths and challenges of co-management of whale watching | View Case Study |
Egypt- Samadai Reef | Time area closures and zoning to protect resting spinner dolphins | View Case Study |
Enforcing whale watching regulations | Anecdotes and practical tips from enforcement officers at opposite ends of the world | View Case Study |
India: Chilika Lagoon | Conserving marine biodiversity through people’s participation | View Case Study |
Kenya: Watamu | Whale and dolphin watching as an alternative to fishing and a means of reducing marine mammal bycatch | View Case Study |
Mexico- Loreto Bay | A passive observation method for sustainable blue whale watching | View Case Study |
Mexico: Laguna San Ignacio, Baja California Sur | Alternative livelihoods and increased income for fishing communities | View Case Study |
New Zealand: Kaikoura | Adaptive management of an industry in harmony with traditional values | View Case Study |
Panama: Bocas del Toro | Can Tourists and community members turn the tide for dolphins? | View Case Study |
Portugal: The Azores | Whalers turn their skills to whale watching | View Case Study |
Spain: The Canary Islands | Sustainability Charter in Tenerife | View Case Study |
The ACCOBAMS High Quality Whale Watching® Certificate | A multi-stakeholder certification scheme developed for sustainable whale watching in the Mediterranean Sea | View Case Study |
The Netherlands: Studio Bruinvis | Land-based dolphin watching with a technical twist | View Case Study |
Tonga | Swimming with humpback whales | View Case Study |