Three former bear dancers start new lives
In an effort to ensure that the recently ended Dancing Bear practice has no reason to rear its ugly head, […]
Chronological News
Spotted cat spotted in Delhi
The Wildlife SOS team in New Delhi is working shoulder to shoulder with the Delhi Forest Department and the police
Progress in Jammu & Kashmir
Tawny Leopards straying into villages, black bears being burnt alive by locals, and the only Red deer found in India,
Monkeys
Monkeys The most common monkey we encounter is the Rhesus Macaque. This species can be found in the northern parts
Captive Elephant Welfare Project
Journey from being a Wild Elephant to a Captive Elephant: Elephant calves are trapped in clandestine operations by unscrupulous poachers
Snake Facts & Myths
The snake is a powerful symbol in Indian Mythology and Hinduism. The snake (‘Nag’ as they are commonly called in
Reducing Human/Wildlife Conflicts
As human development continues to push into wildlife habitat across the globe, it’s unsurprising that so many places have increasing
From The Field: The Race To Save Manu, A Begging Elephant
February 2025 began with a distressing call to Wildlife SOS that would set the stage for an intense and heart-wrenching
Sowing Seeds Of Coexistence: Key Events In April–June 2025
At the heart of wildlife conservation lies a simple truth: people protect what they understand. When communities, students, policymakers, and
Rescues From The Helpline — June 2025
While summer temperatures soared across India, Wildlife SOS navigated diverse terrains to rescue animals caught in challenges specific to urban
Wildlife Warriors: Indian Women Pioneering Conservation
India is a land rich in culture and heritage, and it is also home to breathtaking biodiversity. What is often
Spotlight On Jaya, The Silent Spectator
At the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC), located in the lush Western Ghats, the air drifts between gentle summers, monsoon
Saving ‘Begging’ Elephant Hari: Live Updates Of His Journey To Wildlife SOS
Hari, a 25-year-old male makhna (tuskless) elephant, had long been kept captive to beg in and around the Sultanpur and
When Rivers Breathe, Life Thrives
Rivers may only thread across a sliver of the Earth’s surface, but they carry the weight of the planet’s biodiversity
Wild Remedies: The Secret Healing Habits Of Animals
Imagine a world where there’s no doctor to call, no pharmacy to visit, and no medicine cabinet to rummage through.
Mapping Giants: How Wildlife SOS Is Studying Wild Elephant Migration
One of India’s most recognisable and keystone wildlife species, the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), has made a quiet but noteworthy
The Curious Cases Of Leucism, Albinism & Melanism
At first glance, it looks like a creature out of a fantasy tale. A tiger shimmering white, like snow under
Knock, Knock…Who’s There? Your Daily Dose Of Wild Awareness!
Growing up, quite a few of us might have witnessed our parents or grandparents tending to the little makeshift garden
Trunk Tales: Our Mud-Loving Majesty, Ramu!
Six years ago, Wildlife SOS was called upon to examine five sloth bears that were seized in Ranchi, Jharkhand, during
Technology Meets Mother Nature: Revolutionary Or Apocalyptic?
Is AI taking over our jobs? Secretly manipulating our shopping habits? Undermining our skills? Is technology making things easier, or
