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Indian School Wins Global Climate Tourism Award

14 Dec

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Summary

Indian School of Nature received the Climate Guardian Award 2025.
The award recognizes efforts in climate action and sustainable tourism.
ISN integrates climate accountability into India's nature-based tourism.

Indian School Wins Global Climate Tourism Award

The Indian School of Nature (ISN), based in Agra, has achieved international acclaim by winning the Climate Guardian Award 2025. This award, presented by Tour Operators for Tigers (TOFT), highlights ISN's significant contributions to climate action and sustainable tourism.

The institution, established in 2023, operates from the Chambal region and is dedicated to integrating climate accountability into India's burgeoning nature-based tourism sector. ISN's founder, Ram Pratap Singh, expressed pride, stating the award validates their scientific approach to quantifying sustainability and positions India as a future global leader in eco-friendly travel.

ISN also collaborates with SUMAS in Geneva to develop knowledge modules for tourism stakeholders, ensuring compliance with global sustainability mandates. As an open-source knowledge platform, it offers skills and support for low-carbon projects, with future plans to expand into waste management and climate entrepreneurship.