Snake Facts & Myths
The snake is a powerful symbol in Indian Mythology and Hinduism. The snake (‘Nag’ as they are commonly called in
Dancing Bears in India – Final Curtain
December 18, 2009, Bangalore, India “ The Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India and the state forest departments,
Celebrating Van Mahotsav with Tree Plantings
Every year the first week of July is celebrated as Van Mahotsav in India. This year Wildlife S.O.S. marked the
Birds of Prey Fall Prey to Smugglers
Recently, the office of Wildlife SOS in Delhi received a tip from an anonymous caller that poachers were attempting to
Wildlife S.O.S. Awareness and Education Programme in Kashmir gains ground
The Wildlife S.O.S. Awareness and Education programme in Kashmir valley run by education officer Aliya Mir is fast gaining popularity…
Monitor Lizard Rescued from Mob
It was a blistering hot day in the outskirts of Delhi. The roads were a blur of fast moving cars,
Two Bears Saved on World Environment Day
Wildlife SOS commemorated World Environment Day this year by rescuing 2 more sloth bears from a life of cruelty and
Environmental Activism Award
It’s not everyday that an evening turns out to be loads of fun, great food and an opportunity to see
Crocodiles rescued from Train Station
In an interesting turn of events, two baby crocodiles were rescued from the Nizamuddin Railway Station in New Delhi. They
Tribal Rehabilitation – an Alternative way of Living
The Kalandars of Karnataka, originally Muslim gypsies with a highly nomadic lifestyle were famous for their mastery over animals. For
Reducing Human/Wildlife Conflicts
As human development continues to push into wildlife habitat across the globe, it’s unsurprising that so many places have increasing
