Inclusive Conservation: Engaging Former Poachers in Wildlife Protection
In many parts of the world, communities dependent on natural resources for their livelihoods have historically engaged in activities such […]
Anti-Poaching
Protecting Wild Sloth Bears And Building A Future Of Conservation
From the inception of Wildlife SOS, the conservation and protection of sloth bears has been one of the organisation’s core
Keeping Up With The Tigers: Social Ties
The animal kingdom consists of a variety of species that have coexisted for as long as we can look back.
Wildlife SOS Seized Innocent Leopard Cub in Gujarat Raid
The months of October and November have the Wildlife SOS’ anti-poaching squad Forest Watch focused on apprehending owl traders around
A Star-Studded Problem
Who wouldn’t want a star at their home? After all, raising a star has its own charm and satisfaction. But
The Deadly Grip Of Snares On India’s Wildlife
The relentless exploitation of wildlife for commercial gain has become a rampant practice due to which animals are perilously close
Wildlife SOS Applauds the Success of Project Tiger
To commemorate 50 years since the start of Project Tiger, the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) conducted
Indian Parakeets In The Net Of Illegal Trade
Life is beautiful, and a major credit to its beauty can be given to the palette of colours that we
Tiger Body Parts Seized In Tamil Nadu By Wildlife SOS And WCCB
For those well-versed in the world of wildlife conservation, poaching of tigers for their body parts is a prominent and
Owls Mired In Myths And Wildlife Trafficking
They are mysterious, they are birds of prey symbolising raw power, and the way these nocturnal denizens fly without producing
Rhino Horns, Elephant Ivory Seized After Busting Smugglers In Vadodara
In a massive wildlife trafficking raid that took place in western India’s Gujarat, the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) Mumbai,
Exploring The Plight Of Animals On World Freedom Day
The Cambridge dictionary defines the word ‘freedom’ as “the condition or right of being able or allowed to do, say,
Knowing The World’s Rhinos
Rhinoceroses are one of the most fascinating and certainly one of the largest land animals to exist today. Despite that,
Wildlife SOS Seizes Sand Boa In Wildlife Raid Near Gujarat-Maharashtra Border
Nearly 120 km from Vadodara, close to the Gujarat-Maharashtra border, an illegal wildlife trade racket was busted by the Wildlife
Introducing The Indian Softshell Turtle
Today, of the 350 turtle species in the world, nearly half of them are endangered. With earliest fossils dating back
Responsible Tourism: 5 Ethical Practices To Protect Our Wildlife
India is the land of diversity, in picturesque landscapes, cultural heritage, spirituality, rich flora and fauna and much more. Travelling
Rangila Completes Two Years At The Agra Bear Rescue Facility!
In 2018, Rangila the ‘dancing bear’ made headlines as he embarked on a unique repatriation journey, across international borders from
Learning More About Gujarat’s Crocodile Denizens
Crocodiles can be alarming in appearance, often not warranting sympathy from most people. Mostly treated with distrust that stems from
Exotic Pet Trade Threatens India’s Endangered Species
From their use in traditional Chinese medicine to the pet trade industry, the reasons for wild animals to be trafficked
Nourishing Lives At the Wildlife SOS Bear Rehabilitation Centres!
When it comes to wild animals such as leopards, elephants and sloth bears that cannot be released back into their
