J&K Ecotourism
Association of Kashmir
J&K Ecotourism
Association of Kashmir
Action-oriented projects designed to make a tangible difference in the environmental landscape of Jammu and Kashmir. Join us in preserving the crown of India.
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Action-oriented programmes spanning conservation, education, community empowerment, and sustainable tourism across Jammu & Kashmir.
Increasing green cover and promoting environmental stewardship across Kashmir through community-led plantation campaigns.
Clean-up campaigns at tourist destinations and environmentally sensitive areas promoting responsible waste management and cleaner public spaces.
Promoting environmentally responsible outdoor experiences through sustainable camping practices and adventure tourism frameworks.
Involving local communities in conservation and sustainable tourism initiatives, ensuring they are active partners in protecting Kashmir's natural heritage.
Bridging education and industry through internships, training, field visits, and experiential learning. The Association signed an MoU with Government Polytechnic for Women, Srinagar for tourism and hospitality skill development.
Promoting environmentally conscious travel practices among tourists and stakeholders through targeted awareness campaigns across the region.
Encouraging balanced tourism growth by spotlighting off-the-beaten-path destinations, reducing pressure on over-visited sites.
Working alongside government departments and industry stakeholders to support sustainable tourism development across Jammu and Kashmir.
Encouraging public involvement in conservation and environmental protection initiatives, with over 1,000 volunteers mobilised to date.
Workshops and training programmes for tourism professionals, students, guides, and local communities to build skills for sustainable tourism.
Bringing together policymakers, industry leaders, environmentalists, and tourism stakeholders to discuss the future of sustainable tourism in Kashmir.
Focused activities on conservation, biodiversity protection, climate action, and responsible tourism, delivered through schools and community participation programmes.
Encouraging young people to actively participate in environmental conservation and sustainable tourism initiatives, nurturing the next generation of stewards.
The Ecotourism Association of Kashmir recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Government Polytechnic for Women, Srinagar — a landmark step in bridging the gap between the tourism industry and formal education.
The MoU enables internships, training programmes, field visits, and experiential learning opportunities for students in tourism and hospitality, building a skilled workforce rooted in sustainable practices from the ground up.
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