(Madeira, Portugal — 23 June 2009) -A new report released today by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW — www.ifaw.org) documents massive growth in the global whale watching industry over the.. read more

For over a year, EcoLarge have been gathering data from whale, dolphin and porpoise watching tourism operators all over the world, in an effort to quantify the size of the.. read more

In late 2008 and early 2009, Economists at Large consultants have been involved in projects in Indonesia and Laos, working on projects in forestry, urban development, ecosystem services and sustainable.. read more

The Standing Committee on Finance and Public Administration’s final report on the Port of Melbourne’s channel deepening project was handed down recently. Findings of this report correlate closely with the.. read more

Economists at Large was called by the local community group, Save Bastion Point, to present as an expert witness in the inquiry into the open access boat ramp at Mallacoota.. read more

A report on the economic valuation of the Tongan whale watching industry was released today in the South Pacific country. The EcoLarge report for IFAW found that the industry provides.. read more

In June 2008, the Victorian Auditor Generals office commenced a report on the channel deepening project.  The report will assess the key aspects of the project’s development, including the economic.. read more

The Australian Financial Review quoted from an EcoLarge submission in today’s paper, reporting that the net present value of the project is certainly lower than presented in the supplementary environmental.. read more

A report conducted for IFAW in was launched in Auckland by a former NZ Minister. The report finds strong growth in whale watching across the Pacific Islands region, with an.. read more

Taken from The Age, 28 Feb 2008 DREDGING in Port Phillip Bay ill come under fresh scrutiny after State Parliament resolved to examine the economic case for the $1 billion.. read more