here they come !! (Photo credits Indian.com News Desk) Cheetahs are finally here in India! It is an exciting and historic day for Indian wildlife, eight Cheetahs flown to Jaipur in India from Namibia. They will be moved to Kuno [...] 
Cheetah are being restored in India after 75 years of being declared extinct by the Government of India in 1952.
TOFT India, the nature based travel trade alliance that focuses on driving more sustainable travel in South Asia, organised first in a series of workshops on “Sustainable Tourism” in partnership with Travelife in New Delhi on 5th August to sensitize the travel industry.
The ban on certain single use plastic items started to have an effect form 1st July 2022 in India.
TOFTigers with its sustainability criteria recognized by the GSTC, has been working with Booking.com and we are glad it’s showing results now.
India’s 14 tiger reserves set global standard in tiger conservation Fourteen out of India’s 51 tiger reserves have received the Conservation Assured Tiger Standards (CATS) accreditation for meeting a set of standards for effective conservation of big cats, the Union […]
The four-month window during which the Corbett and Rajaji tiger reserves would be shut has been done away with. The reserves will now remain open all year round, state forest minister Harak Singh Rawat announced on Wednesday 24th June 2021.
Bardia is a fabulous destination for any nature lovers, and its conservation success over the last decade is a triumph. So sad that its success is now inevitably running into conflict with local communities. Solutions are never easy.
Bardia is a fabulous destination for any nature lovers, and its conservation success over the last decade is a triumph. So sad that its success is now inevitably running into conflict with local communities. Solutions are never easy.
Big chunk of prime forest lost to fire, will Bandhavgarh end up like Sariska?This may well be the most audacious act of arson in recent times, causing extensive damage to one of the best tiger reserves in India. Yet nobody […]
