Our Forests Are In Danger Despite Climate Summit Promises
As global temperature rises, billions of people are at risk of heat waves, water shortages and range of other problems […]
Conservation Awareness
A Conservation Success: Celebrating 10 years of India’s last ‘Dancing Bear’ Rescue!
It is true that success is the result of years of untiring efforts and not the fruit of a single
Bringing wildlife to the forefront at the Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology
There are plenty of causes to care about in today’s world but not many gravitate towards wildlife conservation. It is
Bear of the Month – Akki
Akki’s story is one of extreme hardships – torn away from his mother when he was only a cub, and
Indian Eagle Owl Rescued From Falling Prey To ‘Black Magic Ritual’
Recently, Wildlife SOS & the Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) in collaboration with the Forest department
India’s First ‘Elephant Memorial’ – A Unique Tribute To Abused Elephants
One of Wildlife SOS’s core priorities is to provide rehabilitative and hospice care to severely abused elephants, harmed during captivity
Running for a wild cause!
In the early hours of October 20, 2019, more than 40,000 enthusiastic runners took to the streets of Delhi to
Wildlife in Solidarity With The Changing Climate
“What do we want? Climate Justice. When do we want it? Now!” With Fridays for Future striking across the world,
Why National Wildlife Week is important– and why just a week in a year won’t suffice.
For those of you are wondering what the hoopla around “National Wildlife Week” is about, its purpose is to draw
Urban Conflict Mitigation by Wildlife SOS
Historically, leopards, antelopes, jackals have inhabited the landscape of Delhi. Over hundreds of years the Aravalli Range that enters Delhi
Sloth Bear Crashes Wedding Ends up Falling into a Well!
Chhattisgarh with its tropical dry deciduous forests along with patches of rocky terrain serves as a suitable habitat for the
An Educational Collaboration with University of British Columbia
Undergraduates taking the course APBI 496: Applied Animal Biology Practicum at University British Columbia will now have the option of
Wildlife SOS celebrates World Environment Day
With nine out of ten people being exposed to levels of air pollutants that exceed the safety standards set by
A run to raise Awareness!
On the 19th of May 2019, the Garden City of Bengaluru awoke with cheer for over twenty-five thousand registered runners
Earth Day awareness program in Shri Ram School
Our magnificent planet has an incredibly complex and vibrant ecosystem. All organisms interact with one another to create the ideal
Sloth Bear Denning Project: A unique research initiative by Wildlife SOS
Sloth bears are endemic to the Indian subcontinent and occur commonly across the tropical forests of the region. But over
A heroic rescue from former CM’s residence in Jammu and Kashmir
Recently Wildlife SOS’ team operating out of Srinagar received a distressed call about an unusual snake that was spotted at
Wildlife SOS Undertakes Tree Plantation Drive to Support a Greener Planet
Forest covers 31% of the world’s land surface and every breathing species on this planet is directly or indirectly dependent
Community Interaction Event in Jammu & Kashmir
Recently, a community interaction event was organized in Kupwara border area by Jammu and Kashmir Wildlife Department on March 24th,
Wildlife SOS Gears up for the Hangul Census 2019 in Jammu & Kashmir
The Kashmir Stag, commonly known as Hangul is a subspecies of the Asian clade of elk, native to India. Inhabiting
