Looking Back At Rescues From 2025!
Across India, from the most crowded cities to rapidly growing towns, wild animals increasingly share space with humans. More and […]
Where There Is a Well There Is A Way, To Cover It
Gliding in a seamless stride, looking for prey, leopards are now on a perpetual prowl through sugarcane fields to survive
Rescues From The Helpline – November 2024
From the western part of the country in Vadodara, Gujarat to the northernmost part amidst Kashmir’s beautiful mountains, when animals
Rescues From The Helpline – May 2025
Be it the dry and humid region of Gujarat in western India, or the cold snow-capped areas of Jammu &
Wildlife SOS And J&K Wildlife Protection Department Conduct First-Ever Brown Bear Research In India
In one of the natural nerve centres of India’s winter wonderland, viz. Kashmir, a problem raised its head. The pulchritude
Staff Profile Of The Month: Dr. E Gochalan
Being able to shine the spotlight on our veterinarians is always fascinating as they open up a dimension of interesting
Oldest Sloth Bear At Wildlife SOS, Babloo Leaves Us With A Heavy Heart
Babloo was the oldest living rescued sloth bear in the country. He stood tall as an embodiment of perseverance, and
The Power Of Clean-Up Drives
Can the footprint of Homo sapiens be so impactful, that the species can alter the very geological composition of Earth?
A Star-Studded Problem
Who wouldn’t want a star at their home? After all, raising a star has its own charm and satisfaction. But
Rainy Rescues: Wildlife SOS Saves Reptiles In Vadodara
As the monsoon season brings heavy rains, Vadodara is inundated with reptiles. Consequently, the Wildlife SOS-GSPCA helpline gets flooded (pun
Baby Animals Receive Help In Time As Wildlife SOS Conducts Rescues Across Delhi
Animals often find themselves in difficult situations due to a fragmented urban landscape. In such cases, their young ones can
UK Approves Proposal To Ban Tourist Trips Promoting Elephant Rides
In what can be described as a groundbreaking and liberal move, the British government has taken a stand against the
Nina, The Warrior Who Survived 60 Years Of Torment
The sight of Nina, a geriatric female elephant who is over 60 years old, speaks to us, telling us stories
Indian Parakeets In The Net Of Illegal Trade
Life is beautiful, and a major credit to its beauty can be given to the palette of colours that we
Eyes In The Sky: Know More About Flying Hunters
At some point in our lives, we must have heard of the term ‘birds of prey’. In fact, there is
Highlighting Wildlife SOS’ Work In Maharashtra On International Day Of Forests
Traipsing through the sugarcane fields of Maharashtra, leopards are on a perpetual prowl to survive in a rapidly urbanising world
Batting An Eye For The Nocturnal Residents Of Delhi
Delhi has gone through several stages of urbanisation, albeit not in a positive direction for some of its original inhabitants.
Wings Of Freedom: Injured Shikra Treated And Released Back In The Wild
It was the month of October 2022 when an injured bird was rushed to the Wildlife SOS Manikdoh Leopard Rescue
Owls Mired In Myths And Wildlife Trafficking
They are mysterious, they are birds of prey symbolising raw power, and the way these nocturnal denizens fly without producing
A Golden Howl In The Wild
Jackals are one of the most underappreciated mammals found in India. Did you know that the Golden jackal (Canis aureus)
Wildlife SOS Assists In Asian Waterbird Census 2023 At Agra
As the Asian Waterbird Census for 2023 concludes, Wildlife SOS, with its association with the programme, participates in yet yet
Elephant Of The Month – Holly
No matter how much we ever try, we can never truly understand what it is like to spend nearly 60
Leopard Conservation Training For Forest Guards At MLRC
Like every year, a fresh batch of individuals set foot inside the Wildlife SOS Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) in
Leopard Rescued From Aligarh Home After 6-hour Long Operation!
A normal day in a village called Jawan, located in Uttar Pradesh’s Aligarh district, became unusually active. What unfolded was
Wildlife SOS Rescues Five Leopards In A Month In Maharashtra
2022 ended on a dramatic note with our team conducting multiple leopard rescues in Maharashtra in the month of December.
Where Are The Leopards Headed In Kashmir?
The ever-changing landscape in Kashmir has been a leading cause of human-leopard conflict in that region. However, conflict is not
Christmas Celebrations In Full Spirit At Wildlife SOS Centres
It’s no secret that winters and holiday season go hand-in-glove. ’Tis also the time when the jovial atmosphere of the
Remarkable Rescues Of The Indian Rock Python
The Indian Rock python (Python molurus) is a widely found species and they inhabit various ecosystems and habitats. It is
Bear Of The Month – Julie, The Mischievous One At Dachigam!
In order to know Julie’s story, we have to turn the clock back almost 15 years. Julie, an Asiatic Black
Animals Embrace Winter At Wildlife SOS Rescue Centres
Just like summers, the onset of winters requires special and unique arrangements as the rescued animals under our care have
Tiger, Tiger (Not) Burning Bright
They once numbered over 1,00,000 almost a century ago. These animals have inspired the imagination of many, turned hunters into
Reptiles And Their Unique Way To Brave The Cold
As temperatures start to drop with the advent of winter, ectothermic animals start preparing for the change in season so
Rescue Highlights From The Helpline – October 2022
October was a month filled with rescues from VIP locations and one that was dominated by reptile rescue calls, especially
Staff Profile Of The Month: Mohammed Ubed Khan
Like all the other caregivers at the Van Vihar Bear Rescue Facility (VVBRF), Mohammed Ubed Khan arrives at the centre
Tracing Bird Flu Across The Globe
Avian influenza, more popularly known as bird flu, is a zoonotic disease – the kind that can spread or jump
‘Elephant Feeding On Pani Puri’ Video Goes Viral And Why It’s Problematic
Recently a video of a captive elephant consuming pani puri on the streets of Tezpur in north-east India’s Assam went
Bear Of The Month – Ashok, The 17-Year-Old At BBRC
Spread over 77 acres, the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) is divided into five different regions namely, Jambhava, Kishkinda, Panchavati,
Climate Change-Induced Heatwaves Severely Affect Animals
Climate change is a haunting reality. According to scientists, humans have played a huge role in creating it, and we
Overfishing: A Bane For The Oceans
Many scientists are of the opinion that by 2050, there could be more plastic than fishes in the ocean. Now
Aquatic Habitats Suffer Due To Idol Immersion
It is that time of the year when the people of India unwind and come together to celebrate. That’s right,
Shining A Light On The Caregivers Of Wildlife SOS
A major part of Wildlife SOS’ day-to-day work includes running its rescue centres across the country to provide high-quality care
Monsoon And Crocodile Rescues Go Hand-In-Hand In Vadodara
During monsoons, the landscape of Vadodara transforms into a waterscape, when the roads in the city and its outskirts flood.
Knowing The World’s Rhinos
Rhinoceroses are one of the most fascinating and certainly one of the largest land animals to exist today. Despite that,
Rescues From The Helpline – August 2022
While our Rapid Response Units across the country are busy running a tight ship with their rescues, it is time
Wildlife Education At Our Rescue Centres
We often get confused when we hear the word ‘education’ since its textbook definition is one-dimensional. Most of us associate
Elephant Of The Month – Arya
Imagine living your life surrounded by the blaring horns of vehicles. Arya was forced to spend most of her life
The Urgent Need To Know Waste
Waste is uniquely a human problem. Some might argue that waste exists in nature and that all living beings create
Tales Of Elephants From Two Continents
This is the story of two different kinds of elephants roaming two separate continents. Today, there are three surviving elephant
Misrepresentation Of Animals In Media Continues To Plague Wildlife
Today, more than ever, our lives are saturated with media. Guiding our way through life, mass media has become an
Maharashtra’s Leopards And Hyenas In Peril
In June 2022, a disturbing video surfaced where a leopard was seen hit by a private four-wheeler on the Pune-Nashik
Sloth Bear Seized From Smugglers, Rehabilitated At Wildlife SOS
The image of a lone Sloth bear performing in a way that appears to be a dance, is indeed a
Wildlife SOS Seizes Barn Owl In Gujarat Raid
The Gujarat Forest Department and the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit, jointly run with the GSPCA (Gujarat Society for Prevention
Wildlife SOS Renders Off-Site Treatment To Injured Animals
In its multiple years of service to wildlife and nature, Wildlife SOS has completed numerous rescues, and has even rehabilitated
Leopard Paralysed in Highway Accident Undergoes Treatment At Wildlife SOS Centre
Roads cannot signify progress if they claim lives or are life-threatening. A leopard was recently hit by a speeding vehicle
Wildlife SOS Rescues Biggest Crocodile Of The Season Near Vadodara
Measuring a jaw-dropping 11.5 feet in length, Wildlife SOS rescued its biggest crocodile of the season. The Wildlife SOS Rapid
Meet The Monitor Lizards Of India
Due to their unique morphological features and huge size, Monitor lizards may elicit fear among people. But they are far
Ways Of Conserving Snakes In Vadodara
Change is a 6-letter word, but facilitating change is a lengthy procedure requiring enormous time and commitment. To bring a
Wetlands: The Lands Caressed By Water
The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands is an international treaty for national and international conservation of wetlands and sustainable use of
Herpetofauna At Wildlife SOS Centres!
One big advantage of having rescue centres right next to wilderness is that the environment is abundant with wildlife. From
A Tail of Torture: Common Tail Injuries In Rescued Elephants
Elephants under the care of Wildlife SOS suffer from trauma and wounds due to their tragic past of cruelty and
Desert Animals Rescued By Wildlife SOS!
While deserts are often misunderstood as lifeless habitats, these landscapes serve as a refuge for wildlife. A desert ecosystem has
Communication And Conservation Go Hand In Hand
The need for conservation arises because of the unsustainable lifestyles we, as human beings, have been following. The planet reels
Communication And Conservation Go Hand In Hand
The need for conservation arises because of the unsustainable lifestyles we, as human beings, have been following. The planet reels
Grasslands: Tales Of A Misunderstood Biome
India, with its variegated geological and geographical features, consists of breathtaking landscapes and terrains, all of which have contributed to
Central Asian Flyway: An Overview
When we hear the word migration in the context of wildlife, we immediately associate it with birds. While there are
Veterinary Appreciation Day 2022: Wildlife SOS Celebrates The Frontline Saviours
The best way to appreciate one’s effort is to express gratitude. Wildlife SOS went ahead to do so for the
Decoding Snake Venoms
Ophidiophobia is the fear of snakes. These reptiles have been the subject of misconceptions, causing many humans to fear them.
Warming Kashmir Forces Snakes To Come Out
What if we told you that climate change is causing an increase in snake sightings in Jammu and Kashmir? The
Worms And Flies In A Bear’s Meal
Insects are one of the most pivotal components of terrestrial food webs as consumers, decomposers and even scavengers. They form
Nina Completes One Year Of Freedom With Wildlife SOS
One whole year has passed since Nina was brought under Wildlife SOS’ long-term care at the treatment unit at the
Role Of Wildlife SOS In Rehabilitating Baby Monkeys
“Heartbreaking Footage of Baby Monkeys Beaten and Tortured to Death”, read one news headline. The internet is populated with similar
The Big Picture Of Wildlife Trafficking
Kangaroos were spotted in India, and sure enough, they were all over the news! The recent seizure of kangaroos in
Oceans: Earth’s Biggest Life Sanctuaries At Risk
Paleontological evidence shows that life began in the oceans. The gradual shift from simple, unicellular organisms to complex, multicellular beings
Restoring Eco-Balance: Wildlife SOS Combats Climate Change
In order to tackle the climate crisis at hand, Wildlife SOS too has taken up the responsibility to include eco-friendly
Forest Loss Raises Red Flags
Forests cover 31% of land on Earth. Its landscape is home to more than 75% of Earth’s life on land.
Rescues From The Helpline – April 2022
With summer temperatures soaring and India experiencing a massive heatwave, especially in the central and northern parts of the country,
Elephant Of The Month – Star Of The Nut Herd, Coco!
Circuses were once a common place to sight elephants. They were made to perform to entertain audiences. However, each elephant
Cool Measures On Hot Days For Our Elephants And Bears
Mercury levels are hitting records of up to 49°C in the hotter parts of the country, which is basically the
The Delicate Life Of Birds Hanging By A Thread
Birds stuck in precarious or stressful situations are sights which can be commonly seen across the Delhi-NCR region. To us
Wildlife Folklores And A Potpourri Of Fascinating Stories
What else can make your day better, than a story – or rather a set of stories! Folktales or folklores
The Road-Rail Quandary Plaguing India’s Wildlife
In modern civilisations, one thing that has changed human society remarkably is the construction of roads. Roads not only made
Volunteer Recognition Day – An Occasion To Celebrate The Unsung Heroes
One community which NGOs have relied upon almost always, are the ones who participate without expecting anything in return. It
Captive Parakeets, Rare Corals and Animal Body Parts Seized in Gujarat
The Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit operating in Vadodara, Gujarat, along with the Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Get To Know Your Indian Bears!
From fairy tales like ‘Goldilocks and The Three Bears’ to stories like ‘The Jungle Book’, bears have made an appearance
Water, Water Everywhere! Or, is it?
Our entire solar system has nine planets, and water is found in only one. Coincidentally, that planet also harbours one
Living In A Sustainable Manner Through Lifestyle Choices
There are certain facts which human beings cannot simply overlook. Out of these, one inescapable truth remains that we produce
What Is The Impact Of War On The Natural Environment?
More than 100 years ago, poet Wilfred Owen wrote about the uselessness of war in his work ‘Futility’ when he
World NGO Day: A Reminder That NGOs Are A Strong Pillar Of Society
NGOs or non-governmental organisations have been the backbone of a society, working on lesser known and lesser focused issues for
Wildlife SOS Comes To The Rescue Of A Drowning Leopard In Maharashtra
A new day and a new menace for a leopard, as it escaped a narrow brush with death in Alkuti
Nature’s Efficient Recycling System Makes Sure Nothing Ever Goes ‘Waste’
Look at Nature, everything is in balance. Now look at human society as a whole – a grand system of
Wildlife SOS Plays Pivotal Role In Asian Waterbird Census 2022
While most people are aware of Kashmir’s beauty, it’s the mountains and forested hills which strike the chord first. However,
Let Us Look At How To Live The Sustainable Way
Why do we need to know how to live the right way? What is the need for this? Are we
The Broken Reality Of A Fragmented Habitat
One of the most widely used jargons in conservation lingua franca is habitat fragmentation. When spoken about the threats faced
Our Bear Of The Month – Mowgli!
This is Mowgli’s story, but this Mowgli is different from one in the popular children’s book – The Jungle Book.
Leopards In Mumbai Get Radio Collars To Reduce Conflict
Wildlife conservation is exciting in many ways and has its own thrills. It is no less adventurous than what we
Eco-friendly Practices At Wildlife SOS Prove Sustainability Starts At Home
As a wildlife conservation organisation, we always remind ourselves that wildlife is a part of nature and without conserving nature,
Positive Conditioning And Its Role In Giving Injectable Medication To Bears
It was a festive occasion at Wildlife SOS since Bobby, a sloth bear residing at the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre
A Mugger In The River And A Mugger On The Land
Crocodile rescued from Vadodara slum! Massive crocodile stirs panic in a village! Crocodile goes house hunting in Vadodara! Fish hook
Wildlife SOS And WII Jointly Host Health Management Workshop For Veterinary Officers From Madhya Pradesh
Wildlife SOS in collaboration with the Wildlife Institute of India (WII), recently organised an exposure visit and training workshop on
Bearing The Brunt Of Humans In Jammu & Kashmir
The year was 2006. An Asiatic Black Bear was burnt alive. Yes, you need to read that twice. It was
Communities On The Frontline Of Conservation
Community-based conservation (CBC) is a method without which most of the things in the world of conservation cannot be achieved.
Rescues From The Helpline – October 2021
The ever prevalent dichotomy between the urban and the natural jungle always keeps our rescue teams busy, and the month
Wildlife And Its Unpleasant Relationship With A World Of Waste
It is no secret that conventional tourism practices in India are very harmful to nature and wildlife. But many might
Rescues From The Helpline – March 2025
The rescue teams across the country geared up for a new month with a clear objective in mind: saving wild
Understanding The Web Of Life On “One Strange Rock”
Studies and work related to nature and wildlife conservation have been propelled forward through the study of arguably THE most
Looking Back At That One Elephant, To See How It All Started
Exploit. Torture. Abscess. Infection. Starvation. Wound. Pus. Osteoarthritis. Broken limb. Torn footpad. Frail. Ankylosis. Necrosis. Cruelty. Captive. Malnourished. Cripple. Ill.
Crackdown On Illegal Wildlife Trade As Birds And Langurs See Freedom!
In a crackdown on wildlife trafficking, the Delhi Forest Department raided a premises in the Jama Masjid market of old
In Memoriam – Shiva, The Elder Of The House Of MLRC
At 25 years of age, Shiva was the oldest leopard, and the longest to live under the care of Wildlife
Rescues From The Helpline – January 2024
As 2023 was coming to a close and our team was preparing for the new one to set in, the
Trunk Tales: Taj And Tara’s Journey Of Healing With Wildlife SOS
It all started with a lengthy discussion. We never knew what was awaiting at the end of the discussion, but
The Need To Protect Delhi’s Wetlands To Prevent Future Floods
Remember the deluge Delhi faced last year? It’s still fresh in our memories. The incessant rainfall and subsequent flooding in
Rescues From The Helpline – August 2024
When animals are stuck in distress, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Units are always ready to respond to their call
The Language Of Conservation, Simplified!
What exactly is nature conservation? This term has been used in different conversations, ranging from climate change, protection of animals,
Health Challenges Faced By Rescued Animals At Wildlife SOS
Today, numerous animals require rescuing from various situations. As an organisation that actively runs and manages over 10 rescue centres
Dachigam National Park, A Natural Jewel In Kashmir
Not many know that one-third of the world’s mammalian species that can be called true mountain animals are found in
The Conundrum Of Human-Tiger Conflict In India
For years, conservationists have grappled with the quandary of human-wildlife conflict. When growing human populations overlap with existing wildlife territory,
Haven For The Hidden: Where To Spot Wildlife In And Around Delhi
If you are living in an urban environment and planning to spend some time in nature, look around closely and
Pioneering Animal Treatment At MLRC
Providing quality medical treatment is immensely crucial to wildlife conservation. On a planet where wild animals are constantly threatened by
Surprise Visits! Leopards Rescued From Residences
Ever wondered what to do if a leopard entered your house? Working to conserve leopards for several years now, Wildlife
Wildlife SOS Highlights Elephant Healthcare At International Seminar In Assam
Wildlife SOS was invited to participate in an international seminar on ‘Challenges in Healthcare, Welfare and Conservation of Asian Elephants
Animal Creativity On Display At Wildlife SOS!
Animals are ingenious. If they weren’t, surviving in the wild would have been impossible for them. And we are here
Remembering Daisy: The City Elephant With A Young Soul Crosses The Rainbow Bridge
Daisy was a partially blind begging elephant, and one of the last captive elephants of Delhi. When she was rescued,
Tiger Body Parts Seized In Tamil Nadu By Wildlife SOS And WCCB
For those well-versed in the world of wildlife conservation, poaching of tigers for their body parts is a prominent and
Hibernation: An Essential Survival Method For Bears
For human beings, winters are a respite especially for those living in tropical climates. But for those residing in mountainous
Rhino Horns, Elephant Ivory Seized After Busting Smugglers In Vadodara
In a massive wildlife trafficking raid that took place in western India’s Gujarat, the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) Mumbai,
The Nine Lives Of A Big Cat
The leopard (Panthera pardus or P. pardus) is one of the five extant species of cats belonging to the genus
Bird Migration, Frequent Flyers Of The Skies
Let us hear the story of a little bird. Wait, who is he? A juvenile Bar-tailed godwit (Limosa lapponica baueri).
Assessing Human-Crocodile Interactions In Uttar Pradesh
Given the diverse settlements found in the state of Uttar Pradesh, urbanisation has still not encroached upon natural spaces and
Leopard Cub Found Near Onion Storage, Reunited With Mother By Wildlife SOS
Separation can be painful. Especially for a child separated from its parents at a tender age. This is what happened
Rescues From The Helpline – March 2023
When animals are stuck in distress, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Units are always ready to respond to their call
Asian Waterbird Census 2023 At Ramsar Site In Jammu And Kashmir
The Jammu and Kashmir team of Wildlife SOS eagerly participated in the Asian Waterbird Census for 2023. The team accompanied
Wonders And Woes Of India’s Largest Deer
Deer are agile animals and even rival some of the fastest predators. However, some deer are not blessed with such
Vets Treat Dental Injuries Of Sloth Bears At Wildlife SOS
Sloth bears that Wildlife SOS rescued from the ‘dancing’ bear tradition were victims of painful trauma. Many of them were
Elephant Of The Month, Ella – The Eldest Pachyderm At Wildlife SOS
Seven decades is a long time. When an elephant is taken away from its natural habitat, made to walk on
Bear Of The Month – Our ABRF Veteran, Mangee!
Mangee became one of the earliest members of the Wildlife SOS family when we rescued her in the winter of
The Beautiful Bond Between Animals And Their Offspring
Animals share a unique and wonderful relationship with their offspring. Be it elephants with their calves, or bears and leopards
Nathan: Our Veteran ‘Bear Of The Month’ From Van Vihar
At the time when Wildlife SOS was establishing the Van Vihar Bear Rescue Facility (VVBRF), authorities at the Van Vihar
Reptiles Rescued From The Most Unusual Places!
Wildlife SOS works relentlessly to save India’s wildlife, through our helplines which run 24×7 in four regions of the country,
Night Life In The Wild
After the curtains of the day fall, some members of the wild come out to play. Nocturnal animals add a
Bear Cub Rescued From The Menacing Grasp Of Barbed Wires
A wild Sloth bear cub trapped in a barbed-wire fence is an extremely worrisome image. But as soon as the
Snakes Are Not Meant For Entertainment
In one particular scene of the BTS video of viral pop song WAP featuring rappers Cardi B and Megan Thee
Two Leopards Rescued Under 24 Hours In Maharashtra
As the sun set and the Wildlife SOS Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) wrapped up the day’s work, our team
World Lion Day 2022: Protecting The Top Predators
The Gir Forest in Gujarat had a population of about 400 Asiatic lions in 2020, a figure estimated by the
In Memoriam – Lali, The Leopard With The Striking Red Eyes
Rosettes that inspire awe in man; Roaming in the night and roaming in the day, Lurking in the shadows for
Life From Death Are What Fungi Are All About
Fungi exist in abundance and their diversity is almost mind-boggling. Scientists estimate that there are almost 5 million species of
Plant Fossils: A Peek Into Earth’s Past
Time travel is a fascinating subject. Imagine if a remnant of the past allowed us to do so! The relic
Snake Awareness Workshop For Hindustan Petroleum Employees
The Wildlife SOS team operating out of Vadodara, in collaboration with GSPCA (Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals),
Faunal Marvels Of The Mangrove
Mangrove forests mostly consist of trees and shrubs growing in intertidal areas (where land meets the sea). What is unique
Corals, The Underwater ‘Rainforests’
When one hears the word corals, it automatically brings an image of a magical underwater world. Visuals of a coral
8 Fascinating Shows On Wildlife!
Most urban dwellers have lost their connection with the natural environment due to the modification of our surroundings. This intrinsic
8 Fascinating Shows On Wildlife!
Most urban dwellers have lost their connection with the natural environment due to the modification of our surroundings. This intrinsic
Hyena Injured In Road Accident Undergoes Treatment At Wildlife SOS Rescue Centre
Another day, and another wild animal becomes a victim of linear infrastructure. With roads cutting through natural landscapes, a Striped
Saving The Endangered Animals Of India-A Race Against Time
‘Threatened’. ‘Endangered’. ‘Vulnerable’. ‘Critically endangered’. These are the adjectives used to describe the status of some of the most magnificent
Emma Celebrates One Year Of Freedom With Wildlife SOS
One whole year has passed in the blink of an eye, and here we are, coming together to celebrate Emma’s
We Are Losing The Diversity Of Life
‘Biodiversity’ is a portmanteau of the words ‘biological’ and ‘diversity’, which is the sum of all living organisms on planet
Exploring The Plight Of Animals On World Freedom Day
The Cambridge dictionary defines the word ‘freedom’ as “the condition or right of being able or allowed to do, say,
ECCC Plays Host To Miss Universe Great Britain 2022
As the elephants at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) in Mathura were preparing for a regular
Wildlife SOS Seizes Sand Boa In Wildlife Raid Near Gujarat-Maharashtra Border
Nearly 120 km from Vadodara, close to the Gujarat-Maharashtra border, an illegal wildlife trade racket was busted by the Wildlife
Rely On Mangroves To Fight Climate Change
Forests are known to hold tremendous potential in regulating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. While tropical rainforests play a huge role
Introducing The Indian Softshell Turtle
Today, of the 350 turtle species in the world, nearly half of them are endangered. With earliest fossils dating back
Wildlife SOS Launches Its Merchandise On Amazon!
The day is finally here. Wildlife SOS has launched its exclusive store on Amazon where all the products are live!
Leopard Mother And Her Two Cubs: A Tale Of Reunification
Not even three days into the New Year and the Wildlife SOS team is already on its toes. But doing
This World Environment Day, Focus On Sustainable Tourism
Every year, we celebrate World Environment Day to encourage action on the climate crisis, and the theme for this year
Predator Plants… Have You Heard Of Them?
Leopards, tigers, bears, gharials, saltwater crocodiles, eagles – all share something in common: they’re all carnivores. But today, we are
Decoding An Important Aspect Of Biodiversity
All life on Earth is connected by the evolutionary tree of life (also known as the phylogenetic tree). Millions of
Lakshmi’s Journey Home To The Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Being called “India’s skinniest elephant” is by no means an exaggeration, since Lakshmi was found in an absolutely debilitated state
Wildlife SOS Hosts Rescue Equipment Training For Maharashtra Forest Officials
Wildlife SOS, in collaboration with the Ahmednagar Forest Division, conducted a rescue equipment training workshop at the NGO’s Manikdoh Leopard
Telugu Actress Abhignya Vuthaluru Spends A Day At BBRC
It was a usual morning for the early-risers at the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC), but the mood changed all
Observing Wildlife In Urban Areas
We often tend to think that observing wildlife would require an expedition to far off and isolated places filled with
Female Tiger Cub Rescued From Well, Receives Treatment at VVNP
In an unfortunate incident recently, a female Bengal tiger cub fell into an open well in Hardua village, situated in
World Wildlife Day Focuses On Ecosystem Restoration Through Recovery Of Key Species
No matter how big or how small an organism is, we are all interconnected by the web of life. In
“How Do I Look Now?” Asks India
India, a diverse country with 19,500 dialects being spoken as mother tongues, and home to 28 states and 8 union
A Journey Of Freedom – Pari Completes One Year At Wildlife SOS
It was a tense yet hopeful winter afternoon in November 2021, when our team was preparing to rescue an elephant
Tracing The Evolution Of Crocodiles
“Crocodiles might be interpreted as something of an anachronism.”- Nature Wait, if you thought Nature herself said that, you were
Rescues From The Helpline – February 2022!
From lizards and canids, to snakes and vultures, the month of February saw a plethora of rescue calls which Wildlife
Staff Profile: Sandhi Priya
We shine the spotlight on this month’s staff highlight who is an extremely driven member of the Wildlife SOS team
Meet Kuber, The Bear Who Overcame Insurmountable Hurdles
A mother killed in the wild by poachers and leaving the cubs to fend for themselves is a brutal truth,
A Need To Conserve The Lesser Known Wildlife
If we ask ourselves what is conservation, we might be in a dilemma as to whether it means preservation or
Bear of the Month – Fancy
What comes to your mind when you hear the word Kashmir? One of the things that we associate Kashmir with
Ganesh Celebrates His 10th Rescueversary With Wildlife SOS!
Big cats instill awe in us. One such awe-inspiring big cat at our Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) is Ganesh,
