Conservation & Community
Bodoland's tourism is built on environmental stewardship and community empowerment, creating a model for sustainable indigenous tourism in India.
Forest Area Protected
sq km
Species Protected
species
Community Members Engaged
families
Women SHGs Supported
groups
Reformed Poachers
individuals
Eco-Lodges Operating
properties
Conservation Success Stories
Real stories of transformation that showcase the power of community-led conservation.
Manas: From Danger to Hope
Once on UNESCO's endangered list due to insurgency, Manas National Park was restored through remarkable community-led conservation. Local communities transformed from resource users to guardians, proving that peace and conservation go hand in hand.
Reformed Poachers, Proud Guardians
At Raimona National Park, former poachers now work as forest guardians and eco-guides. This transformation represents one of the most inspiring conservation success stories in India.
Women Weavers, Economic Warriors
Over 350 women's Self-Help Groups across BTC are reviving traditional weaving and crafts, generating sustainable income while preserving GI-tagged heritage for future generations.
Our Commitment
Environmental Goals
- Zero plastic policy in all tourist zones
- Solar-powered eco-lodges and facilities
- Sustainable wildlife viewing practices
Community Goals
- 80% local employment in tourism sector
- Support for 500+ women SHGs by 2027
- GI product sales target of ₹10 crore annually