Wendy Lee is an environmental educator and the Executive Director of St. Ann Environment Protection Association. She has designed and implemented environmental education programmes for government agencies, educational institutions, and non-governmental organisations since 1989, and co-authored numerous publications including environmental education training manuals, textbook chapters, slide kits, and videos. As a tourism consultant she has conducted research for national and international agencies on economic and environmental benefits of ecotourism development in Jamaica and advised hotels on ‘greening’ their operations. Her volunteer work includes education and assistance to community-based organisations in the areas of waste management, wildlife conservation and community tourism development. She also operates the Seven Oaks Sanctuary for Wildlife, which rescues and cares for protected species of wildlife such as endangered Jamaican parrots and snakes.
Wendy Lee has a BA in Anthropology from Louisiana State University and a Master’s Degree in Latin American Studies from the University of Florida.

Abstract: LESSONS ON SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
                  from the World Summit on Sustainable Development 2002 (download)