Cox and Kings have actively supported wildlife tourism initiatives across India and have been long-standing supporters of TOFT programmes including guide training and driver training initiatives in Madhya Pradesh.

Sawadee is a leading sustainable tourism operator in the Netherlands and an active supporter of TOFT’s guide training programmes.

Rajesh Bhatt is a self-taught naturalist and conservationist with exceptional knowledge of botany and birdlife. He actively trains forest guards and runs ecotourism education initiatives through his NGO “Rainbow”.

With over 28 years of experience, Shukra Kumal is an expert naturalist with deep knowledge of birds, reptiles, insects and flora. He actively contributes to wildlife training programmes and census operations in Panna.

For over two decades, the Prakratik Society has worked with communities around Ranthambhore National Park supporting education, healthcare, afforestation and sustainable livelihoods.

Shakti promotes responsible tourism through village walks and restored village homes across Uttarakhand, Sikkim and Ladakh, generating income for remote Himalayan communities.

&Beyond India is operated by naturalists and wildlife experts dedicated to promoting responsible wildlife tourism and showcasing India as a premier wildlife destination globally.

Royal Expeditions specialises in wildlife travel experiences and has pioneered imaginative wildlife study tours for international travellers.

Wildernest has created a 450-acre private sanctuary protecting a vital tiger corridor between Goa and Karnataka. The project has restored forest habitat and reduced poaching threats.

Ken River Lodge has transformed farmland into thriving forest habitat and works closely with local communities through training programmes and conservation initiatives.

Reni Pani Lodge combines eco-sensitive architecture with strong conservation and community commitments while delivering exceptional wildlife experiences.

A dedicated guide and long-time President of the Guide Association, Yadvendra has contributed to conservation, census operations and guide training programmes.

Vipal Jain has worked in Ranthambhore since 1993 and has been actively involved in tourism-led conservation initiatives and community awareness programmes.

Mahua Kothi supports community initiatives, wildlife conservation projects and habitat restoration programmes including the reintroduction of Gaur into Bandhavgarh.

Tiger Trails Jungle Lodge transformed barren land into a thriving wildlife habitat and supports livelihoods for communities living around Tadoba Tiger Reserve.

Singinawa Jungle Lodge supports local education and healthcare programmes and maintains a conservation reserve protecting wildlife habitat.

Ranthambhore has successfully balanced high visitor numbers with responsible tourism management, improved wildlife viewing experiences and strong cooperation between tourism and conservation stakeholders.

Pench has been recognised as one of the best-managed tiger reserves in India, offering a well-regulated tourism experience with strong wildlife populations and conservation programmes.