World Honey Bee Day: Hello Busy, Buzzing Bees!
One of the most recognisable insects, Honey bees are small, yellow and black striped, winged creatures. Belonging to the order […]
August 21, 2025
A Volunteer To Remember: Indian Actress Jennifer Winget
Every year August 12 is heralded as World Elephant Day wherein the world comes together to raise awareness about the
Staff Profile – Sonam Sambharya
Sonam, Account Officer at Wildlife SOS, has a heart-to-heart chat with us about her work and her experiences as a
Great Environmental Movements That Inspire Change
Social movements are an indicator of collective activism, and they reflect the need to bring about change in the face
World Tiger Day: Threats To The Majestic Cat
Each year, we celebrate International Tiger Day on July 29 to turn the spotlight on the majestic big cat species
Staff Profile – Arinita Sandilya
It is true that to work in the field of wildlife conservation, one must possess a unique compassion and drive
Elephant Of The Month – Ginger
We honour Ginger as the Elephant of the Month for July, and here are her remarkable milestones at Wildlife SOS!
Two Young Leopards Find A Home At MLRC
Earlier this year, two leopard cubs were found in separate instances occurring just a few days apart in the fields
Animals That Welcome The Monsoon!
Monsoon arrives and so do numerous creatures from the natural world! One can witness interesting phenomena, right in the backyard.
Wildlife SOS Works To Promote Sustainable Tourism
While working within the field of wildlife, it is imperative to also work with the people surrounding the wildlife. It
The Mysteries Of Marvellous Moths!
This year, we observe the 11th National Moth Week from 23-31 July. It is a global celebration of moths and
Ready, Steady and On The Go: The Rapid Response Unit
Megacities are a treasure trove of opportunities, with people coming from far and wide in search of livelihood, shelter and
Sturdy Scales Withstand It All
Many animals like reptiles, pangolins, fish, butterflies, and moths – have an array of spectacular scales on their bodies.
World Snake Day: Know The ‘Big Four’
Amongst 60 venomous snakes in India are the infamous ‘Big Four’ — Spectacled cobra, Common krait, Russell’s viper, and Saw-scaled viper.
You’ve Locked Eyes With A Snake. What Now?
While tending to tulsi and lavender plants that you so lovingly grow in your garden, you felt you were being
Understanding Sloth Bear Attacks
Considered as one of the most dangerous wild animals, Sloth bears have a reputation of being aggressive and unpredictable. Recently,
Communication And Conservation Go Hand In Hand
The need for conservation arises because of the unsustainable lifestyles we, as human beings, have been following. The planet reels
Understanding Sloth Bear Attacks
Considered as one of the most dangerous wild animals, Sloth bears have a reputation of being aggressive and unpredictable. Recently,
Chanchal’s Rescueversary: A Decade At Wildlife SOS!
Today, Chanchal’s journey with us crosses the ten-year mark, as she happily celebrates her 10th rescueversary with us! Chanchal has
Open Well Rescue: Wildlife SOS Saves A Striped Hyena
It was in the early hours of morning when the locals from a small village in Maharashtra called Buchkewadi were
