The Basics Of Taxonomy
There are plenty of animals that inhabit this earth, and to place them under different and specific categories in order […]
August 21, 2025
Wildlife SOS Volunteer Awards: 2022
We are pleased to announce the winners of the Wildlife SOS Volunteer Awards 2022! All our volunteers are an invaluable
Volunteer Groups To Combat Conflict With Wild Elephants
Imagine that you are travelling on a dimly lit road in the middle of the night. The veil of clouds
Exotic Pets And A Deep Dive Into Luxury, Wildlife Trade And Invasive Species
‘Luxury’ as a concept has evolved over time, but it has remained a way for the royals and elites to
Mahua: India’s Most Intoxicating Tree Attracts Man And Animal
During the summer and spring seasons in the dry tropical forests of India, a particular tree blooms. Its flowers, fruits
Bear Of The Month — The 29-Year-Old Sundari
Sundari, a 29-year-old Sloth bear under our care at Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC), spends a large part of her
BBRC Hosts Sloth Bear Awareness Sessions For Schools Located Near Forests
Children’s Day was celebrated on the 14th of this month, and as a reminder of what this day stands for,
A Day At The Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre!
Recognised as one of the world’s eight hotspots of biological diversity, the Western Ghats or the Western Mountain range in
Rescues From The Helpline — September 2022
Throughout the year, our Rapid Response Units are hard at work responding to distress calls from across the country. The
Wildlife SOS Busts Illegal Trade Of Live Animals And Body Parts In Gujarat
From mammals and reptiles to birds, fish and corals — about 6,000 species of animals have been seized from illegal
A Day At The Elephant Conservation And Care Centre!
As the first rays of sunlight escape the veil of wispy clouds, the elephant caregivers arrive at the Elephant Conservation
Elephant Of The Month: Priyanka Completes 5 Years!
Priyanka is our Elephant of the Month for November so, here’s looking back at her five-year journey at Wildlife SOS!
Staff Profile Of The Month: Shirina Sawhney
Shirina Sawhney is the Advisor – Public Relations & Events at Wildlife SOS. With a passion for tigers and camouflage,
Why We Need World Sloth Bear Day
Though time has passed since Wildlife SOS drew the curtain on the trade of ‘dancing’ bears, one might wonder why
Festival of Lights Brings A Dark Time For Owls In India
Popularly known as the ‘festival of lights’, Diwali marks the beginning of a new year in the Hindu calendar. People
Wildlife SOS Conducts Human-Elephant Conflict Mitigation Workshops in Chhattisgarh
Toiling in the sweltering sun for hours to sow the seeds for a crop that will one day flourish and
The Ongoing Support To Kalandar Community With Education, Livelihood and Shelter
Wildlife conservation has long struggled to include indigenous people within its discourse. Intentionally or unintentionally, indigenous communities have been marginalised
Myths, Misconceptions, And Misrepresentation Of Reptiles
Be it through stories, media, or culture, reptiles have held a complex representation since time immemorial. The Harry Potter franchise
Bijli – Then and Now
At the point where two mighty rivers Ganga and Gandak converge, Asia’s largest cattle fair takes place — the Sonepur
