Wild-CER presented its conservation journey in WTCA 2024

Wild-CER presented its conservation journey in WTCA 2024

The inaugural Wildlife Tourism Conclave and Awards, held from March 1 to March 3, 2024, marked a significant milestone in the wildlife tourism and conservation fields, showcasing a dedication to excellence and innovation. Organized by Discover Wildlife Tourism World, DTORR, and Hello Experiences, with the support of Maharashtra Tourism, the event attracted over 400 enthusiasts, professionals, and experts to the Amphitheatre, NIC, and Sanjay Gandhi National Park for three days of intensive discussions, presentations, and networking.

Key highlights of the event included insightful engagements such as keynote sessions, panel discussions, and case studies led by renowned speakers from wildlife conservation field. These sessions provided valuable insights into the future of wildlife conservation and tourism development in India.

Collaborative discussions among expert panels explored the role of tourism in conservation and strategies for reshaping the industry through cooperation. Diverse viewpoints from industry leaders emphasized the collaborative ethos within the sector.

Sustainability was a central theme throughout the event, with a focus on minimizing waste, enhancing energy efficiency, and reducing carbon footprints. The organizers demonstrated a commitment to environmental stewardship through initiatives such as plastic use monitoring, carbon emissions reduction, and tree planting in Sanjay Gandhi National Park.

The event also featured varied activities, including a Block Painting Workshop and sessions promoted wildlife conservation awareness among families and children. Sponsors and partners showcased their latest innovations, enriching the attendee experience and contributing to the event’s success.

The event also highlighted Maharashtra Tourism’s commitment to wildlife conservation, inviting visitors to explore iconic destinations such as Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve and Sanjay Gandhi National Park. 

For further information, you can check the website: dwt.world/wtca2024