Sebastian: The Bear Rescued Three Times!
Sonamgarg literally translates to a “ golden meadow.” True to its name, this picturesque valley located in Kashmir is a […]
Celebrating Wildlife Week with the Union Minister and Lt. Governor of J&K
In 1952, the Indian board of Wildlife began wildlife week to raise awareness about Wildlife in India and promote measures
Celebrating Elephant Appreciation Day at Wildlife SOS!
In 1996, Wayne Hepburn, owner of Mission Media, received an elephant paperweight as a gift from his daughter. This triggered
Orphaned Baby Civets Rescued by Wildlife SOS
Known as a gravedigger (Kabar Bijju) in Delhi, Baby stealer (Bhaam) in Kolkata, and Onion thief (Kandechor) in Maharashtra –
Orphaned Baby Monkeys Heal Through Friendship at Wildlife SOS
In the month of June, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit rescued two orphaned baby Rhesus macaques in Agra. A
5 Reasons to Not Use Chinese Manjha This Independence Day
Rooted in India’s struggle for independence against British rule, kite flying on Independence day is a pivotal part of India’s
Leopard Conflict Mitigation Workshop for Ahmednagar District Forest Officials
Situated in the middle of Western Maharashtra, the Ahmednagar district is on the rise. Seen as a leader in the
In Memory of Gulabo: The Bear That Taught Us Life
On January 9, 2022, our oldest and beloved sloth bear, Gulabo, bid us farewell. As the entire Wildlife SOS team
Plight of their Sight: Ocular Disorders in Captive Elephants
Eyes are windows to the world. For numerous captive Asian elephants, these windows are shattered, leaving them wholly dependent on
Creating A Safe World For Ginger At Wildlife SOS!
In the cold month of December, the Wildlife SOS Rescue team set upon an arduous journey to the city of
International Day of World’s Indigenous People: Lessons from the Kalandar Community
Amidst the diverse population of India, an estimated 104 million are Indigenous people. Despite their differences, they share certain commonalities
4 Ways How Wildlife Conservation Is Linked With Human Rights!
It’s easy to forget how much our own survival depends on the protection of the natural world. Our very existence
Helpline Rescues – May 2022!
May this year has been an action-packed month for the Wildlife SOS team. As temperatures rose, cases of wild animals
An Ode To Our Unsung (S)heroes: Kalandar Women
The fate of women belonging to the Kalandar community, a nomadic group that tamed sloth bears for a living, was
Looking Back on Five Glorious Years With Sanjay- Elephant of the Month
The name Sanjay means victorious, a title apt for this majestic tusker who has emerged triumphant from an uphill battle
Livelihood, Marriage & Roofing Support For 11 Kalandar Families!
Working with local communities is an integral aspect of wildlife conservation, and Wildlife SOS takes this seriously. Since 2002, Wildlife
Livelihood, Marriage & Roofing Support For 11 Kalandar Families!
Working with local communities is an integral aspect of wildlife conservation, and Wildlife SOS takes this seriously. Since 2002, Wildlife
Wildlife SOS Conducts Revolutionary Brown Bear Survey in Kashmir!
The Himalayan Brown Bear, a subspecies of the brown bear, could once only be found in the highest altitudes of
Protecting India’s Unique Native Bears: World Sloth Bear Day
Author Andrew Smith once said, “People fear what they don’t understand and hate what they can’t conquer.” The paucity of
