Bear Of The Month: Arifa!
Six year old Arifa was a victim of the ‘dancing bear’ trade, an illegal practice that was once prevalent across […]
Animals
Lost Leopard Cub Reunited With Mother In Shirur, Maharashtra
In yet another successful rescue and conservation operation, Wildlife SOS in collaboration with the Maharashtra Forest Department managed to reunite
Mowgli’s New Life At The Agra Bear Rescue Facility
Wires hang precariously between the trees at the edge of the Sanjay Dubri Tiger Reserve in the Siddi district of
One Month of Freedom at ECCC- Update on Sanjay Elephant
Just a month after his rescue in the first week of February 2017, Sanjay, formerly known as the Elephant With
Abandoned Leopard Cub Finds New Home at MLRC
For the sugarcane farmers of Maharashtra, January brings with it the harvest season – and mornings bring hours of manual
Two Hyenas Fall Victim To An Open Well, Rescued By Team Wildlife SOS
Last week, residents of Pinahat village located in the outskirts of Agra city bore witness to a rather distressing sight.
Bear Of The Month: Michael Oreo
Michael Oreo was only three years old when he and three other sloth bears were rescued in an anti-poaching operation
Awareness & Training Programs For Villagers & Zoology Students In Maharashtra
Wildlife SOS firmly believes that education and awareness is the key to the sensitization of people to wake them up
Training Programme for Forest Department recruits at MLRC
The Maharashtra Forest Department recently organised a training program for their new recruits at the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Center, run
A Webinar On Wildlife SOS’ 24×7 Rescue Helpline!
How many people do you know who would climb fifty feet into a well to rescue a giant python? Or
Workshop on Man-Animal Conflict Mitigation in Kashmir
Team Wildlife SOS recently conducted a workshop on man- wild animal conflict mitigation for the staff and students of Department
FAQ On Sanjay Elephant
Q. What’s Sanjay’s story? How did you come to know about him? Ans: A twist of fate brought the elephant
Q & A For The 19 Wild Elephants In Chhattisgarh Project
1.) How will putting on collars help reduce the conflict and keep the elephants safe? Putting satellite collars on the
Students Spend A Day With Our Leopards in Maharashtra
The Wildlife SOS team at the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Center located in Maharashtra recently played host to a group of
Workshop On Man-Animal Conflict Mitigation For Chhatisgarh Forest Dept.
Spread across the forested terrains of Central India, Chhattisgarh contains a major part of the sloth bear population of the
A Webinar On Sanjay’s Rescue
An urgent call on the evening of the fifth of February set about a chain of events that resulted in
Miss Universe Great Britain Pledges Support To Wildlife SOS!
Last week, we played host to Miss Universe Great Britain 2017, Anna Burdzy as she and her team spent two
Micro-chipping Leopards in Maharashtra
Last month, the sight of a leopard wandering in the sugarcane fields caused major uproar in a remote village near
Wildlife SOS Celebrates World Environment Week
India is a country of 1.3 billion people and with its rapidly increasing density of people per square kilometer typically
In Loving Memory of Julee
February signals the end of the painfully cold winter, with the gentle warmth of spring gradually ebbing its way through