Meet Wasim, Jack Of All Trades At WSOS!
A geologist by education with a specialization in understanding the anthropogenic influences on environment, especially biodiversity outside traditional protected areas, […]
Meet Rakhee Sharma, The Driving Force Behind The Kalandar Program
Rakhee Sharma is at a train station, boarding a train to Jaipur. In the last week, she has been travelling
Meet Aaliya Mir, The Backbone Of The Wildlife SOS Kashmir Center
The small wooden boat rocks precariously as it navigates through the marshy water of the Hokersar Wetland Reserve. Aaliya Mir,
DPS Agra Students Spend A Day With Our Elephants
Education in any form is incomplete if limited to theory and text-book memorisation, its greatest value lying in the wholesome
Update On Mohan’s Life After Rescue
Mohan gently lets his head sink below the cool water, loving the calming sensation of the water around him and
Orphaned Wildlife Rescued After Forest Fire
Just under an hour’s drive away from the chaos and crowds of India’s most popular tourist attraction, the Taj Mahal
Students Visit Sloth Bears at BBRC
A flurry of activities and the laughter of delighted children filled the air, in the otherwise peaceful premises of the
Uttarakhand Forest Dept. Officials Attend Conflict Mitigation Program at MLRC
In the last decade, the state of Uttarakhand has seen a dramatic increase in man-animal conflicts, predominantly problems relating to
Miss Universe Great Britain Visits the Elephant Conservation & Care Center
Earlier this month, we played host to Jaime Lee Faulkner-Miss Universe Great Britain 2016, who was on a four day
Wild Sloth Bear Rescued After Consuming Explosive Device Used By Poachers
Morning had barely dawned on the Wildlife SOS Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Facility in Karnataka, and the bears were waking up
Mia & Sita’s Progress at ECCC
As they stand together, tall and regal, their trunks swaying gently, occasionally testing the wind or offering each other a
Drowning Leopard Rescued from 60-ft deep well in Maharashtra
9:00 a.m. on an typical Sunday morning, a resident of Pimpalgaon Siddhanath village located in Junnar division of Maharashtra woke
Update on Raju – Two Years Without Tears
Two years ago, Raju was a begging elephant. His gaunt, emaciated frame, riddled with scars from garish wounds, was held
New Skill-Training Courses for Kalandar women in Rajasthan
In 2002, Wildlife SOS started work on the rehabilitation of the Kalandar communities (who depend on dancing bears to earn
Young Artists In Singapore Come Together To Support WSOS
The Right Side Gallery on Lowen Road in Singapore was bustling with activity as a group of children geared up
Direct Connect! Why We Love Text Updates
Two years ago we started offering text updates in the United States, and we’ve loved the ability to instantly connect
Injured Leopard Wanders Into a House in Karnataka
The residents of Bangalore woke up to yet another day of the hustle and bustle of the busy city life,
Meet Shivani, Our Strong Spirited Leopard.
25th January 2009. Rohidas Pawale is a poor farmer in the Belha village in Narayangaon district, Maharashtra. His sugarcane field
Webinar On The Rescue of Rhea Elephant
The month of April marked yet another milestone for Wildlife SOS since the launch of our Circus Elephant campaign in
Special Care For Suzy; The Oldest Elephant At ECCC
She’s so tiny, it’s hard to spot her amidst the towering figures of the other elephants in the Herd of