Supporter Interview: ‘My Reasons For Including Wildlife SOS In My Will’
Valerie Beeman is a longtime supporter of Wildlife SOS, and has been a recurring donor for almost a decade. She […]
Defensive Or Predatory? Understanding Human-Wildlife Encounters
As wildlife habitats continue to shrink around the world, animals and people are coming into contact more frequently. These interactions
Understanding Levantine Vipers: A Conservation Effort in Kashmir
One of the lesser-known Wildlife SOS projects that has been quietly advancing over the years focuses on the conservation of
Op-Ed: Another painted elephant, but this one was different … This elephant caused outrage.
Recently, images of a brightly painted pink elephant used for a photo shoot sparked a wave of global outrage. The
Understanding The IUCN Bear Specialist Group And Its Role In Conservation
Thomas Sharp, a wildlife biologist with Wildlife SOS, has spent years studying and protecting sloth bears in India. Beyond his
From Collapse To Comeback: Manu’s Journey & What It Teaches Us About Care
Looking at photos of a poor shape of an elephant at the time of rescue, and then again just a
Q&A: Himalayan Brown Bears and garbage dump foraging
The Himalayan Brown Bear, a rare and iconic species, is increasingly being observed scavenging at open garbage dumps near Srinagar
The Concerning Trend Of ‘Deepfake’ AI Wildlife Video
If you’re like us, you’ve probably read a lot about AI (artificial intelligence) lately. Is it useful? Is it wasteful?
Begging elephant campaign update
At the start of 2025, Wildlife SOS launched an ambitious campaign to put an end to India’s ‘begging’ elephant crisis.
