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Diphlu River Lodge

Lodge · Kaziranga buffer Assam · India

maintains an animal corridor by having no fencing between its premises and Kaziranga National Park — Kaziranga buffer Assam.

conservation positiveregenerative field
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25.5 Trust · provisional
0 Impact Scale

Pacuare Lodge says it engages in wildlife monitoring and forest conservation — here is what is documented

  • Pacuare Lodge states that it is involved in wildlife monitoring and forest conservation efforts. The provided data indicates that wildlife monitoring is a claimed activity. Information regarding forest conservation is also mentioned as a claim. The source data suggests Pacuare Lodge is a nature lodge candidate.
  • Based on the available data, the claim of wildlife monitoring is supported by the "claim_type" field. Forest conservation is listed as a "qualification_reason" but requires further confirmation. The "impact_dimensions" listed are habitat and wildlife.
  • Pacuare Lodge's reported activities fall under the categories of wildlife and habitat. The "wildlife_monitoring" metric is marked as true based on the "claim_type".
  • To increase the trust tier, confirmation of current registry status and research outputs related to their conservation claims would be beneficial.

Conservation programs
  • maintains an animal corridor by having no fencing between its premises and Kaziranga National Park
  • supports local communities by employing most of its staff from villages in and around Kaziranga National Park and other parts of Northeast India
  • provides hospitality and English language skills training to young individuals from neighboring villages
  • an in-house team of women and men weavers from nearby villages crafts the woven objects used throughout the lodge
  • Five percent of every room booking is contributed to the ABN Foundation, which funds education, environmental protection, and rural development initiatives in Assam and Bengal, including renovating a school near Kaziranga and partnering with the World Wildlife Fund for naturalist training programs
  • utilizes sustainable energy sources like solar for heating water and providing electricity
  • practices greywater recycling for irrigation
  • converts organic waste into compost
  • grows its own organic rice, vegetables, and mustard on its premises
Certifications on record
Responsible Tourism Society of India (RTSOI)Center for Responsible Travel (CREST) WorldwideTravel Operators for Tigers (TOFT)
Trust Score 25.5 / 100
Certifications20%
50
Supply Chain20%
20
Carbon20%
0
Packaging15%
0
Narrative15%
50
Circularity10%
40
Early Stage
Based on available public data. Not independently verified with operator.
Impact Scale 0 / 100
Frontline Difficulty 0 / 30