Eco friendly practices

Solar Energy

To increase our dependence on the direct energy sources we have tried to use the power of our sun god to provide us the energy and help save the worlds natural environment. Solar Water Heaters - Our Hot water system comes out of the two efficient solar water heaters which provide reliable and enough supply. Solar Cooking- Some part of the cooking for our Guest is done in two different types of Solar cookers. This helps minimize energy use and also food cooked is health and tasty. Our guest can ask for cooking lessons for solar cooking.

Wormy-Composting

To make efficient and hygienic disposal of organic waste, we are using a process of decomposition by worms which is efficient, odorless and provides us with rich organic fertilizers for our organic farming on site.

Organic Farming

Much of our fresh vegetables come from the organic farming at the Lodge. One can see a Varity of vegetables and fruits being cultivated . Guest are welcome to take a tour

20 WAYS TO SAVE A WILD TIGER

1. Stop tiger trade - never buy our own tiger products or spread the myth of their ability to cure disease. Report illegal activity.
2. Buy trees for tigers - support reforestation efforts. Avoid buying hardwood timber from Asian forests.
3. Prosecutes wildlife criminals - there is annual trade of $ 25 billion USD in wildlife items- making it the second largest illegal occupation in the world.
4. Help local people preserve the forest - provide train and equipment for the prevention of fire; encourage fuel-efficient practices including solar energy projects.
5. Give to proactive tiger conservation groups - review their initiatives and donate.
6. Expand tiger reserves - there is said to be 300,000km2 of possible habitat in India, however much is in politically or socially sensitive areas.
7. Support local wildlife conservation education - educate villagers to be good tiger neighbors.
8. Care for families of tiger attack victims - ensure that the proper care, and some compensation given.
9. Stop use of high-voltage electric fencing - fund local community groups to stop farmers rigging the fencing.
10. Fund, train, and reward tiger anti- poaching - organize patrols and update equipment – especially in the monsoon season when the park is quiet.
11. Promote good relationship between forest official - and villages engage villagers so they take pride in their surroundings.
12. Support tiger conservation science - develop better and non-intrusive monitoring methods
13. Engage the government in politics, policies and funding in the support of conservation contact politicians and directors
14. Ensure that local villages profit ensure parks employ local people and that the money stays in the local community.
15. Do good for the community in the name of tiger organize health and well- being campaign for the villages?
16. Recognize the champion of conservation reward special achievements and makes conservation an admiral goal.
17. Support global and local politicians who enforce conservation laws support those who enforce the endangered species act and the rhino and tiger conservation act.
18. Focus the media on positive action to address the tiger crisis get media attention with public service announcements and request that the broadcasters air conservation programming
19. Education shares your travel stories and photos with your community.
20. Study world wildlife fund for nature, wildlife protection society of India, the convention on international trade of endangered species, tiger information centre, etc. And find out for yourself what is going on.