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TRAVEL OPERATORS FOR TIGERS CAMPAIGN (TOFTigers)

As part of “i4u Travel Services” commitment to responsible tourism practices, we are member of the TOFTigers campaign.

This is a global travel industry initiative which aims to advocate, catalyse and support a more responsible and sustainable approach to tourism in India’s wildlife reserves, together with supporting specific conservation and local community programmes which benefit the local villagers and the wildlife within the parks you visit as part of your itinerary with us.

For further details please view this website : http://www.toftigers.org

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Mr & Mrs Coraddo Valsecchi from Italy were here to explore the beauty & culture of MadhyaPradesh. They had a fascinating time walking through the history, myths & folklore of MP! This particular picture was clicked at Orchha.

Across the wide stretched sandy paths of stories & landscape, we have had these wonderful travellers visit us at #Kanha. They’re Bar & Lin Nahum from Israel and they got absolutely smitten by the divine & diverse cityscapes of Madhya Pradesh. First, they met us at our office in Jabalpur and then we together set-out onto a safari of thrill through dark, luscious greens of Kanha National Park! We’re delighted to have them here…

Mr. Mani & Team at Kanha National Park

Shawn & Brooke Conner from US with us discussing their trip to Kanha National Park.

Kathryn Newfont from US with her daughter & our associate at the ancient ramparts of Mandu.

Mr & Mrs Michael Ewers from Germany, all ready to go on their first safari at Pench National Park.

Mr & Mrs Vilas Fulambrikar from Pune at the “Vishnu in the Varaha Avatar” at Udayagiri Caves near Sanchi.

i4u Travel Services, a MP Tourism authorized GSA, supports & advocates responsible tourism.

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Why Tiger Conservation

Tigers occupy the pinnacle of the food chain and a healthy tiger population is an indicator of the well being of the whole forest. Throughout evolution, predators have had a regulatory influence on the population sizes of other species; it is thanks to carnivores, such as tigers, that the number of herbivores is kept in check. In turn, the populations can therefore only fluctuate between certain limits because of this “feedback mechanism”.

With the number of herbivores under control, but not depleted, the forest vegetation is likely to thrive provided humans do not over exploit it. Seeds will be dispersed by new growth will not be prevented by excessive grazing pressure. Healthy vegetation protects the rainwater and safeguards the water table. Many forest are important catchments areas for rivers, upon which many species, including human beings, depend.

Species at the top of the food chain are generally larger and require more space than other animals, particularly if they are territorial . Conserving such species in the wild protects the habitat of many other animals, as well as safeguarding the essential ecological processes such as water and nutrient cycling. Thus the tiger is the guardian of many other creatures.