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