A true conservationist is a man who knows that the world is not given by his fathers, but borrowed from his children.
- John James Audubon
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India's green court seeks report on rafting, camping on Ganges; says it has no intent to ban camps on the Ganges if they follow rules. (more…)
Rescue 3 International and IRF train five Indian paddlers in river rescue (Part 2)
Five professional river guides were part of India's first combined river rescue course and assessment in Rishikesh.
Rescue 3 International and IRF train five Indian paddlers in river rescue (Part 1)
Five professional river guides were part of India's first combined river rescue course and assessment in Rishikesh.
Rescue 3 international certification course now in India
Rescue India is conducting a five-day River Rescue Course for professional boaters in Rishikesh starting today.
Do rafting camps on the Ganges cause ecological damage? Part 4 of 4
In the final of the four-part series, The Outdoor Journal seeks to answer if river rafting camps on the Ganges harm the environment. .
The issue of ‘unregulated licensing’ of rafting camps on Ganges – Part 3 of 4
Sources claim a 90% rise in the number of rafting camps on the Ganges in less than a decade, blaming 'haphazard' and 'unregulated licensing' behind the rise.
