Creating Awareness: Leaving Imprints Everywhere We Go
The impact of information is more when it is shared amongst people. When knowledge about wildlife conservation is spread through […]
The impact of information is more when it is shared amongst people. When knowledge about wildlife conservation is spread through […]
The sight of wild animals in our cities is becoming increasingly common. This seemingly strange occurrence has a root cause:
Recent forecasts from the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) and the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) paint a concerning picture for 2024,
Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) in western Maharashtra is currently home to 37 leopards rescued from situations of human-wildlife conflict,
The 11th annual online auction to benefit elephants featured one-of-a-kind items from our generous donors all over the world. The
The Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) was started in 2007 by Wildlife SOS in collaboration with the Maharashtra Forest Department
We wholeheartedly appreciate the support we receive from people all over the world who volunteer and raise funds for the
In 2007, a heart-wrenching discovery at Srinagar’s Botanical Garden led the Wildlife SOS team to two abandoned Asiatic black bear
Did you know that India is home to more wild cats than anywhere else in the world? The Indian subcontinent
At the core of illegal wildlife trafficking, is a strong and rapidly expanding global demand for a variety of animal
Jackals have been associated with diverse perceptions all over the world. In African culture, the jackal is portrayed as a
Picture this: a vast, barren land tarnished by the scars of exploitation — quarries echoing with the sound of mining,
The Kalandar community has been traditionally known for taming sloth bears for the archaic practice of ‘dancing’ bears. For years,
Maya’s past remains to be a continuous reminder of the daily torture many innocent pachyderms have faced over numerous years.
Elephants, the majestic giants of the animal kingdom, possess a remarkable feature that sets them apart – their extraordinary trunk!
Once upon a time in Bellari, Karnataka, a young sloth bear was paraded to perform through the streets. He had
Bears are considered solitary carnivores. Generally, this means that the animal does not cooperatively hunt prey, defend resources, attract mates,
Spreading awareness is an important aspect of animal welfare, and as an organisation committed to conserving wildlife, our aim is