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KFDC and Wildlife Trust of India launch ecotourism app for Nilgiri region

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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The Kerala Forest Development Corporation (KFDC) and Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) launched the ‘Kurinji’ mobile application for online bookings. This app facilitates access to Meeshapulimala, a peak in the Munnar region, where the Neelakurinji bloom is occurring. KFDC has arranged multi-utility vehicles for the 30-kilometre journey, priced at ₹1,250 per person.

From thehindu.com

Why it matters

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The initiative promotes a unique ecotourism experience in the Nilgiri region, combining the Neelakurinji bloom with sightings of the endangered Nilgiri tahr. The mobile application allows visitors to reserve slots and make payments directly, formalizing the tourism offering.

From thehindu.com

Who's involved

  • NilgiriLocation of the ecotourism initiative and Nilgiri tahr sightings
  • MunnarTown in the Munnar region where the peak is located and transport originates
  • Wildlife Trust of IndiaConservation organization that partnered with KFDC to launch the Kurinji app

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • MunnarSpeculative

    Munnar might see increased regional tourism demand, potentially boosting local sales and revenue.

  • Wildlife Trust of IndiaSpeculative

    Wildlife Trust of India might see increased funding and investment from the new ecotourism operations.

  • ForestSpeculative

    The Forest sector might see increased revenue and operational mandates due to the KFDC-led ecotourism initiative.

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