No tiger safaris in core habitats, no night tourism: Supreme Court issues strict guidelines
The Supreme Court has established strict rules for tiger safaris, permitting them only on non-forest or degraded buffer lands, away from tiger corridors. The verdict prioritizes tiger conservation over commercial interests, banning safaris in core habitats and linking tourism to rescue and rehabilitation efforts.
The Supreme Court has established strict rules for tiger safaris, permitting them only on non-forest or degraded buffer lands, away from tiger corridors. The verdict prioritizes tiger conservation over commercial interests, banning safaris in core habitats and linking tourism to rescue and rehabilitation efforts.
