Whale Watching Brings Millions To Pacific Islands - New Report Release

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MEDIA ALERT



Wednesday 2 April 2008


WHALE WATCHING BRINGS MILLIONS TO PACIFIC – NEW REPORT

 

Whale and dolphin watching is one of the fastest growing industries in the Pacific.  Media are invited

to attend the official release of the new Pacific Islands Whale Watch Tourism Report at the opening

of the first meeting of Pacific Island region whale watching industry leaders.  The independent

report details the spectacular growth of the whale and dolphin watching industry and its marked

contribution to the economy in the region. 



WHAT: 

Launch of the Pacific Islands Whale Watch Tourism Report


WHEN:

Wednesday 2 April 2008, 9.00am


WHO: 

Rawiri Paratene (whale conservationist, Trustee of the South

Pacific Whale Research Consortium and actor from Whale Rider)

Lui Bell (Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment

Programme)

Filipe Tonga (International Fund for Animal Welfare)





WHERE:

Elliott St Apartments Hotel, Cnr Elliott and Wellesley Streets,

Auckland, New Zealand



NOTE:

Copies of the report will be available at the event. 



FURTHER INFORMATION:

New Zealand – IFAW Pacific Officer, Olive Andrews +64 211029722


Australia - IFAW Asia Pacific Communications Manager, Imogen Scott (+61) 2 9288 4922, 

0402 183 113 or email: iscott@ifaw.org








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