Wildlife Tourism - Indian Government sets up panel

September 15, 2011 Wild Navigator Posted in: ACTION, Charities, Home No comments

Of late “Wildlife Tourism” as a topic has been in the national / international press. This focus of India regulating its wildlife tourism practices in its last remaining tiger habitats, checking disturbances that occur to its remaining breeding population - whilst generating visitor experiences to these areas / mitigating impacts that come with the participating tourism industry.

A video link from NDTV and participation comments from Dr. Rajesh Gopal (Member Secretary - National Tiger Conservation Authority) and Mr. Ravi Singh (Secretary General & CEO, WWF India)

Have your say on this topic - as these guidelines once passed will become what you will follow as a visitor to these parts of the world.

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