A Day in the Life of a Bear Keeper at Wildlife SOS
Our bear caregivers are some of the most dedicated members of the Wildlife SOS staff. Their days are long, difficult […]
Our bear caregivers are some of the most dedicated members of the Wildlife SOS staff. Their days are long, difficult […]
*Warning: Graphic Content* Conservation and Rehabilitation centres work on a microscopic imitation of the original habitats of long-ranging species such
Wildlife trade is certainly one of the biggest threats to the survival of species across the world today. In India,
Apart from food-laced explosives and pellets, DIY snare and jaw traps form a terrible threat to animals inhabiting the country’s
Anybody who has worked with elephants goes on to discover that bulls are much more temperamental than females. They are
In the words of Greek philosopher Plutarch – “….the elephant also is become man’s plaything, and a spectacle at public
A most commonly observed phenomenon – man animal conflict – has been one of the biggest challenges to conservation efforts
For the past eleven years Vitthal has called the Wildlife SOS Leopard Rescue Centre in Junnar home. In this past
The Weasleys – Arthur, Molly, Charlie, Ron and Ginny – had fallen prey to the spectre of the ‘Dancing Bear’
“They say an elephant never forgets. What they don’t tell you is, you never forget an elephant.” Anyone who meets
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
An emergency call in the late hours of the evening sprung the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit operating out of
Morning starts with eagerness within the enclosure; every new day brings with it tons of delicious honey-laced porridge, which is
“The only love to really believe in is the love of a mother.” All of us have been shaped immensely
Mitigating man-animal conflict can be quite a challenging task, involving many aspects such as community participation, avoidance behaviour and quick
Camera trap footage is a very important tool for ecological studies and observation of wildlife in their true form and
Stealthy and elusive, leopards can be found in various places around the world –Sub-Saharan Africa, northeast Africa, Central Asia, India
In a world in the throes of ecological imbalance, every animal’s life saved is an achievement – that is our
In the world of conservation, the phenomenon of poaching is a dreaded nemesis that all preservationists have to deal with.
As the mercury oscillates indecisively between hot, humid mornings, and cool rainy evenings, time seems to have slowed down at