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Reaching out to non-ecologists: why I got involved in wildlife tourism

Ronda Green holds a PhD in zoology, and is proprietor of Araucaria Ecotours, adjunct research fellow in Environmental Futures, Griffith University, chair of Wildlife Tourism Australia Inc. and chair of Scenic Rim Wildlife (a branch of Wildlife Queensland). She has conducted research wildlife tourism for the Sustainable Tourism CRC, and also on foraging ecology of birds, effects of habitat modification on wildlife, play behaviour in chimpanzees and seed dispersal by fruit-eating animals, and has over the years worked as university lecturer, environmental consultant, ranger in charge of interpretive activities and manager of a holiday farm. She has published two books, and various chapters and articles in scientific and popular press.