Wildlife SOS Rescues Indian Striped Hyena From A Culvert
The Rescue In Azizpur village in Kosi Kalan, Mathura district, the humdrum of daily life is rarely ever disturbed. Yet, […]
Staff Profile of The Month: Mahendra Dhore
A man of few words and immense knowledge, Mahendra Dhore is the Project Manager at the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre.
Mahua: India’s Most Intoxicating Tree Attracts Man And Animal
During the summer and spring seasons in the dry tropical forests of India, a particular tree blooms. Its flowers, fruits
A Day At The Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre!
Recognised as one of the world’s eight hotspots of biological diversity, the Western Ghats or the Western Mountain range in
Wildlife SOS Conducts Human-Elephant Conflict Mitigation Workshops in Chhattisgarh
Toiling in the sweltering sun for hours to sow the seeds for a crop that will one day flourish and
The Ongoing Support To Kalandar Community With Education, Livelihood and Shelter
Wildlife conservation has long struggled to include indigenous people within its discourse. Intentionally or unintentionally, indigenous communities have been marginalised
Bijli – Then and Now
At the point where two mighty rivers Ganga and Gandak converge, Asia’s largest cattle fair takes place — the Sonepur
Wildlife SOS Releases Findings From Revolutionary Survey of Himalayan Brown Bears
Despite belonging to one of the most ancient bear lineages, little is known about the Himalayan Brown bear. These bears
The Phenomenon of Sex Switching In The Animal World
Species of the animal kingdom are constantly adapting to environmental changes in order to enhance their survival in the wild
Care For Rescued ‘Dancing’ Bears Vs. Rescued Wild Bears
Renowned Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie once said, “Our histories cling to us. We are shaped by where we come
A Volunteer To Remember: Indian Actress Jennifer Winget
Every year August 12 is heralded as World Elephant Day wherein the world comes together to raise awareness about the
Staff Profile – Arinita Sandilya
It is true that to work in the field of wildlife conservation, one must possess a unique compassion and drive
Wildlife SOS Conducts Education Drive in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana!
W.B Yeats once said, “Education is not the filling of a pot but the lighting of a fire.” In 2002,
Drops of Change: Providing Water to the Kalandar Community
“Thousands have lived without love, not one without water.” — W. H. Auden For Kalandar families living in Atru, Rajasthan,
Mahak Shines Bright
Mahak, a 13-year-old Kalandar girl from Haryana, faced formidable challenges in her effort to gain education. With a little help
The Society of Rhesus Monkeys
A famous African proverb states that “If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far,
Staff Profile: Swaminathan Shamugavelu
The unflappable demeanor, infectious laughter, and optimistic spirit of Mr. Swaminathan Shamugavelu belie the arduous tasks he tackles every day
Ramdurga Project: Restoring Ecological Balance
Back in 2006, the Wildlife SOS team visited an acreage near Ramdurga Village in Gangavati Taluk of Koppal, Karnataka. With
5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day Every Day!
In the year 1970, an environmental consciousness that had long been brimming in the minds of people reached its culmination,