FAQ For Elephant Riding
My friends rode an elephant and said it was an amazing experience – what’s so terrible about it? It may
My friends rode an elephant and said it was an amazing experience – what’s so terrible about it? It may
Durga was rescued from Ramnagara and brought to Wildlife SOS in 2007 as a result of a human-wildlife conflict incident.
An approx. ten month old female leopard cub escaped a narrow brush with death after falling into a 40 foot
As a thick blanket of clouds engulfed the sun, a mood of melancholy and gloominess loomed over the city of
Here are snippets from the three cities that run our 24 x 7 helpline rescues! If you come across any
At dusk, the elephants come. Two large bulls soundlessly enter the paddy fields and begin wandering through the standing crop,
Following the successful workshop held at ECCC last month, the Wildlife SOS team hosted a second Wildlife Crime Enforcement &
In 2008, the Wildlife SOS team rescued a timid little sloth bear from a Kalandar family in Andhra Pradesh. The
Keeping with this year’s World Environment Day theme, ‘Beat Plastic Pollution’ our centers across India conducted awareness building activities to
The summer of 2017 brought warm sunshine and an atmosphere of excitement that lingered at ECCC as the staff was
During the month of April & May, Wildlife SOS has been hosting the students from Vidya Gyaan School at the
Wildlife SOS hosted a Wildlife Crime Enforcement Workshop at the training class room in the Elephant Conservation & Care Center,
Pleasant temperatures and lush greens are a normal occurrence during this time of year at the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre
Latika Nath, a conservation ecologist and photographer, in collaboration with Shloka Nath, a journalist and writer, have launched a coffee
In celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity, Team Wildlife SOS hosted events throughout their centres in India. Although
Wildlife SOS INDIA was recently invited to participate in the National Animal Welfare Conference in Calgary, Canada to spread awareness
The Times Women’s Drive, an initiative of the Times Group, is an annual three-day women’s driving competition that aims to
Aaliya Mir, Wildlife SOS education officer, organized two plantation drives in locations near the Dachigam National Park in order to
Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra first discovered the heartbreaking reality of the lives of India’s captive elephants through the story of