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The 23rd Annual Global Eco Conference will be staged on Rottnest Island, Western Australia from 17th to 19th November 2015.

Announcing the Rottnest Island venue, Ecotourism Australia Chief Executive Rod Hillman said the sustainability initiatives on the Island and Western Australia’s leading work in marine ecotourism would make for an excellent location for Global Eco.

The conference was last held on Rottnest Island in 2001 in the wake of September 11 terrorist attacks and the collapse of Ansett Airlines.

Global Eco Convenor Tony Charters recalls “delegate numbers were down but it was was the most amazing conference.

“Delegates used unconventional meeting rooms - like the picture theatre with its canvas chairs; were issues with push bikes, and did a circumnavigation of the Island.”

The conference is being supported through the generous assistance of Tourism Western Australia, the Rottnest Island Authority and the Department of Parks and Wildlife.

The 2014 Global Eco Conference was staged as part of the recent IUCN World Parks Congress in Sydney.

For further information contact Ecotourism Australia on 07 3012 9575 or go to www.globaleco.com.au

2nd October 2014 - ROTTNEST ISLAND TOPS LIST OF DESTINATIONS TO EXPERIENCE IN 2014

6th September 2014 - GLOBAL ECO AT WORLD PARKS CONGRESS IN 2014

1st February 2014 - UN RESOLUTION RECOGNISES ECOTOURISM AS KEY TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

2nd October 2010 - $20 MILLION BOOST FOR CONSERVATION AND NATURE-BASED TOURISM IN WA

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