Rewilding Sloth Bears: Transforming Bear Enclosures & Welfare
Wildlife SOS has been taking care of rescued sloth bears for the last 30 years. Poached as cubs, these sloth […]
Conservation Awareness
Wild Work: Careers That Inspire Change
Have you ever imagined building a career around animals? Use this article as your personal inspirational guide to enter the
Bubbly Bani Celebrates Two Years At Wildlife SOS!
As new flora paints refreshing colours for spring, we are delighted to see Bani bouncing into the second year of
Threatened: Understanding The IUCN Urgency Behind The Word
We often hear people say a species is “threatened” or “endangered”, but do we really know what these words mean?
The Design Journey: How Our Merchandise Came to Be
From bookmarks made of preserved petals to hand-embroidered elephant hangings that turn your walls vividly wild, Kalandar women supported by
Silent Guardians: The Royal Range Of Aravallis
Oh look! A stunning butterfly with orange wings. It softly lands on a shrub nearby, where you’re standing. The violet
Bear Diary: The Story Of Spectacular Suri
Suri’s journey to freedom began in 2007 when he was rescued as a five-month-old cub from the brutal ‘dancing’ bear
The Battle Continues: Providing Safe Shelter To Lissy
On the last day of the year 2025, our team arrived in the scenic town of Sahibganj in the state
Looking Back At Rescues From 2025!
Across India, from the most crowded cities to rapidly growing towns, wild animals increasingly share space with humans. More and
Ethical Snake Rescue: A Life-Saving Approach To Human-Snake Conflict
India’s rapidly expanding urban landscape has created an unprecedented challenge – the increasing encroachment of snakes into human settlements. As
The Hidden Dens Of Karnataka’s Sloth Bears
If you ever stand at the base of a granite hill in eastern Karnataka, listen closely. The land will tell
The Healing Journey Of Sloth Bears Rescued From Distress
For over 400 years, sloth bears had been captured and exploited as ‘dancing’ bears in India. As part of this
Things You Didn’t Know About: Rhesus Macaques
Wildlife SOS’s “Things You Didn’t Know About” series explores fascinating and lesser-known facets of wildlife across India. Each feature highlights
Rescues From The Helpline – November 2025
November marks a transitional phase not only for people, but for wildlife too, as they navigate through shrinking greener patches
Wildlife SOS Breaks New Ground In The Study Of Himalayan Brown Bears
High in the fragile alpine belt of Jammu & Kashmir lives one of India’s most elusive mammals, the Himalayan brown
Rehabilitation – The Bridge Between Trauma & Peace For Rescued Elephants
Animals carry an innocence that is hard to ignore. They ask for so little from the world – space to
Staff Profile: Himanshu Sood
“Wildlife teaches us how to live honestly. Animals don’t pretend, they don’t take more than they need, and they don’t
When Animals Grieve: Love, Loss and the Bonds That Outlive Life
Grief is often thought of as a uniquely human experience, an emotion tied to memory, love, and loss. Yet, time
A Preventable Tragedy: Train Collisions and the Rapid Decline of India’s Wild Elephants
Last week, a devastating train collision claimed the lives of eight elephants, including calves, in Assam. This tragedy fills us
An Exclusive Volunteering Experience: Elephant Care Masterclass 2025
At Wildlife SOS, our mission has always been to bridge the gap between awareness and empathy, to help people understand
At The Crossroads: Why What We Do With AI Today Determines Wildlife’s Tomorrow
In today’s digital world, the line between truth and illusion is blurring faster than ever. In recent months, there has
Staff Profile: Dr. Rahul Prasad
In the quiet town of Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh, surrounded by fields, a young boy watched animals wandering freely through his
Rescues From The Helpline – October 2025
October, with its clear skies and cooler temperatures, is known for being one of the most pleasant months of the
On The Road With Haathi Sewa: Helping Elephants Of Madhya Pradesh
The forests of Pench Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh are alive with the whispers of wind through teak leaves and
Things You Didn’t Know About: Indian Grey Hornbill
Wildlife SOS introduces a series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our
Miss Universe 2025 Shines Light On Elephant Conservation With Wildlife SOS!
Wildlife SOS recently had the honour of hosting Miss Universe Great Britain 2025 Danielle Latimer with international pageant titleholders at
Citizen Science: Voices For Wildlife
I was running, my heart pounding right out of my chest. I couldn’t stop, even for a second, or I
Elephants Under Pressure: India’s First DNA Count Sounds An Urgent Call
India, home to over 60% of the world’s remaining Asian elephants, has reached a pivotal moment in its conservation journey.
The Magical World Of Deciduous Forests
Have you ever wondered what happens when an entire forest decides to change its look? Imagine a vast forest transforming
Spreading Awareness: Key Initiatives In July, August & September 2025
“No one will protect what they don’t care about; and no one will care about what they have never experienced.”
When Snakes Visit The City: Inside The Surge of Rescues Across Delhi & Agra
Over the past few months, Wildlife SOS’s Rapid Response Units in Agra and Delhi NCR have been busier than ever.
Saving Lost Cubs: How Awareness & Compassion Bring Leopard Families Back Together
When a forest falls silent, the sound of a single cry can carry for miles. That cry came from a
Bear Diary: In The Quiet Company Of Bobby
At 33 years old, Bobby is one of the eldest bears at the Bannerughatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC). He endured
Meet India’s Small Cat Species
India harbours not only its iconic big cats, but also nine small cat species that only a few have ever
Staff Profile: Dr. Arshvarinder Singh Virk
When passion finds purpose, the result is often extraordinary, and for Dr. Arshvarinder Singh Virk, affectionately known to his colleagues
Restoring Roots: Wildlife SOS Revives Forests & Wildlife In India
Around the world, rapid growth and urbanisation continue to push wildlife and ecosystems to the edge. In response, many large
Where There Is a Well There Is A Way, To Cover It
Gliding in a seamless stride, looking for prey, leopards are now on a perpetual prowl through sugarcane fields to survive
Yellow-throated Bulbul: The Lost Songbird Returns To Ramdurga Valley
Yellow-throated Bulbul: The Lost Songbird Returns To Ramdurga Valley The rocky hills of southern India hold many secrets, and among
Wildlife SOS & Sustainable Development Goals: A Partnership Of People, Planet & Wildlife
In 2025, India has achieved a historic milestone by entering the top 100 countries in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
5 Ways Companies Can Partner With Wildlife SOS To Protect Wildlife
In India, the survival of countless wild species hangs in the balance. Elephants chained in captivity, bears rescued from cruelty,
On the Road With Haathi Sewa: Healing Jharkhand’s Gentle Giants
When Wildlife SOS’s Haathi Sewa initiative set its wheels rolling into Jharkhand this August, it wasn’t just another veterinary round;
Why Sloth Bears Deserve Global Attention
What’s the first image that comes to your mind when you hear the word “bear”? For most of us, it’s
The Concerning Trend Of ‘Deepfake’ AI Wildlife Video
If you’re like us, you’ve probably read a lot about AI (artificial intelligence) lately. Is it useful? Is it wasteful?
Geriatric Care Of Sloth Bears At Wildlife SOS
For decades, sloth bears across India were subjected to one of the cruellest traditions imaginable, the practice of ‘dancing’ bears.
Wildlife Week 2025: Unity, Awareness & Action Across Wildlife SOS Centres
Wildlife Week 2025, held between October 2 and 8 every year, saw a remarkable collaboration between students, forest officers, caregivers,
On the Road With Haathi Sewa: Caring For Assam & Meghalaya’s Elephants
When Wildlife SOS launched Haathi Sewa, India’s 1st mobile elephant clinic, it set out with one powerful promise: we would
Operant Conditioning For Sloth Bear Care At Wildlife SOS
When it comes to treating animals, especially wildlife, healing doesn’t always begin with medicine. It begins with trust. At our
Nature Under Siege: The Invasion of Alien Plants
On the eve of Christmas 2024, a proactive effort was undertaken to raise awareness about invasive species and the importance
Beyond Beauty: The Hidden Battle Of Peacocks
The peacock, revered for its unparalleled beauty, has a history steeped in fascinating cultural and historical connections. Did you know
Birds Of Bannerghatta – Part I
Bannerghatta National Park in Bengaluru, Karnataka, is where scores of species find a safe and secure home. Within this sanctuary
Meet The Education Team Of Wildlife SOS
At the very heart of Wildlife SOS centres, where rescued elephants, bears, leopards and other species find a second chance
Wildlife SOS Brings India’s Conservation Stories To The Global Stage
Refreshing winds of autumn brought an exciting opportunity for Wildlife SOS to share its pioneering work in wildlife rescue and
A Week For The Wild: Van Mahotsav With Wildlife SOS
“Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people.” – Franklin D.
Why Elephants Avoid Some ‘Green’ Forests: Lessons From Chhattisgarh
When most people imagine a thriving forest, they picture a canopy of green, with dappled light filtering through tall trees,
Historic Win For Wildlife SOS & India’s Tigers: Poachers Convicted In Tamil Nadu
In 2023, deep in the forests of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, a group of six poachers believed they could continue
Staff Profile: Dr. Pramod Rajpoot
Once upon a dusky evening in a small village surrounded by farmlands and cattle, a young boy watched his family’s
Of Chains & Choices: Difference Between Wild & Captive Elephants
Captivity (noun) Oxford Dictionary defines captivity as “the state of being kept as a prisoner or in a space that
Why Sloth Bear Need Dens
Many people have heard that bears use dens. However, most are unfamiliar that different species of bears use dens in
Wildlife SOS Marks Environment Day With Action
Written by: Neha Jaiswal On a planet we all call home, protecting nature is a shared responsibility — and a
7 Amazing Yoga Poses Inspired By Wildlife!
Ever since 2015, June 21 is when the world unites to celebrate International Yoga Day — an occasion that honours
Fortitude Of The Wild: Tales Of Three Elephants
“And the elephant sings deep in the forest-maze About a star of deathless and painless peace But no astronomer can
Shared Spaces: Navigating Human-Macaque Conflicts
The phrase “monkey menace” is a cruel misnomer coined by those who have been ignorant of why macaques resort to
Snakes Are On A Road Trip To J&K!
Though mentioned together in one go, Jammu & Kashmir are actually two entirely different regions. Jammu region is largely home
Things You Didn’t Know About: Indian Paradise Flycatcher
Wildlife SOS introduces a series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our
Guardians Of Giants: Elephant Health Care Workshop In Assam
Elephants have long been seen as symbols of strength, wisdom, and cultural heritage in India. These poised giants are keystone
Awareness Chronicles: Wild Wisdom from October 2024 to January 2025
Amidst the blurred border of wild forests and human lands, lies a sleepy village in Junnar, Maharashtra, where the night
Rescues From The Helpline – January 2025
Wildlife SOS’s Rapid Response Units operate tirelessly to mitigate human-wildlife conflict, rescuing distressed animals and ensuring their safe return to
Rescues From The Helpline: December 2024
In the final month of 2024 as well, Wildlife SOS performed some of the remarkable rescues of the year. These
Enable India Volunteers Visit BBRC!
Communication is the very essence of human interaction, tracing its origins back to the earliest days of civilisation. From the
Wildlife SOS’s Delhi Rescue Missions 2024
Beneath the gleaming citylights and towering skyscrapers of Delhi, the heart of our nation, a frequently disregarded story unfolds—one that
The Ongoing Human-Leopard Conflict in J&K
The golden valleys of Kashmir are cloaked in white following winter snowfall. Children, bundled in vibrant winter clothes, run across
Dammed To Extinction – The Gharial’s Habitat Crisis
Explore the existential threats faced by the endangered gharial due to human-driven activities that result in habitat degradation.
How You Can Save Birds In Distress
Imagine rushing through a busy morning, already behind schedule, when something unusual catches your eye—a bird, barely moving, on the
Staff Profile Of The Month: Harendra Singh
Uncover the role of conservation education in promoting public awareness and participation in wildlife conservation.
Rescues From The Helpline — July 2024!
Discover the incredible rescues by Wildlife SOS’s Rapid Response Unit in North India during the monsoon season.
Wildlife SOS Celebrates 70 Years Of Wildlife Week With Engaging Events!
Wildlife SOS celebrates 70th edition of Wildlife Week in India through events focused o spreading awareness regarding wildlife conservation and the importance of preserving biodiversity.
Things You Didn’t Know About: Monitor Lizards
Explore the extraordinary capabilities of monitor lizards in this captivating wildlife feature. Learn about their well-developed features and how they monitor their surroundings.
Staff Profile: Shresatha Pachori
Discover the inspiring journey of Shresatha Pachori, a wildlife enthusiast turned conservationist, and his role at Wildlife SOS.
Wildlife SOS And J&K Wildlife Protection Department Conduct First-Ever Brown Bear Research In India
In one of the natural nerve centres of India’s winter wonderland, viz. Kashmir, a problem raised its head. The pulchritude
‘Wildlife Meets Art’ Contest: Connecting With Wildlife Through Art
This year on June 5th, World Environment Day, Wildlife SOS launched an art contest on the theme ‘Wildlife Meets Art’
Empathy in Action: A Befitting Award For Wildlife SOS Co-Founder Kartick Satyanarayan
Explore the inspiring story of Kartick Satyanarayan, who received the prestigious Kindness Gold Medal for his impactful work in wildlife conservation.
From Awareness To Action: Wildlife SOS’s Outreach Initiatives
Wildlife SOS organised a series of awareness events and trainings in the month of June covering topics like World Environment Day, human-leopard conflict mitigation and rescue training.
Real-time Conservation: How Radio Telemetry Helps To Protect Wildlife
Uncover the secrets of radio telemetry in wildlife conservation. Explore the benefits of tracking and monitoring animals remotely.
Creating Awareness: Leaving Imprints Everywhere We Go
The impact of information is more when it is shared amongst people. When knowledge about wildlife conservation is spread through
Sowing Seeds Of Awareness In Maharashtra
Spreading awareness is an important aspect of animal welfare, and as an organisation committed to conserving wildlife, our aim is
The Silent Struggle Of Kashmir’s Hangul
Hangul, also known as the Kashmir stag, graces the beautiful landscapes of Kashmir. This unique subspecies of the Asian red
If Open Wells Could Talk…
Hidden beneath the lush vegetation, open wells have unwittingly become a hazard for our precious wildlife. Originally dug to quench
Staff Profile Of The Month: Shivam Rai
In the heart of the district of Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, within the serene embrace of the Elephant Conservation and Care
An Introduction to India’s Powerful Wildlife Laws
Animal. A word used to describe all species under the Kingdom Animalia, except human beings, of course. The words “human”
World Tourism Day: The Benefits Of Wildlife Tourism
When we think of wildlife, many of us immediately think of safaris. This is why wildlife and tourism often go
Beyond Numbers: Conducting Wildlife Census
Have you ever been curious about the population of, let’s say, majestic tigers in the wild? We often hear exact
Celebrating The Ecosystem Engineers Of India
What comes to mind when we think of the word “engineer”? Perhaps a group of people toiling to build a
Volunteers Are Key To Mitigate Human-Elephant Conflict
Chhattisgarh, a jewel nestled in the heart of Central India, is nature’s treasure trove, where a plethora of wildlife thrives.
Behavioural Trauma In Rescued Animals
What is trauma? Conveying a deeply disturbing or emotionally damaging experience with long-lasting psychological impact, trauma is regarded as a
The Power Of Clean-Up Drives
Can the footprint of Homo sapiens be so impactful, that the species can alter the very geological composition of Earth?
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
Role Of Social Media In Conservation
Using social media for wildlife conservation might seem tricky, and with good reason. Over the years, social media has evolved
Tagging Wild Animals: Microchips, Collar Tags and More
Did you know that a tiny piece of technology known as a microchip has helped countless pet owners find their
Conservation Imbalance: Charismatic Megafauna v/s The Rest
“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” George Orwell’s famous quote from Animal Farm aptly
Tracing The Evolutionary History of Elephants
Today there are three living elephant species found on Earth: the Asian elephant, the African forest elephant and the African
Living In Peace With Our Wild Neighbours
“With great power, comes great responsibility.” Uncle Ben’s wise words to Spider-man have stayed with most of us throughout childhood.
Nina, The Warrior Who Survived 60 Years Of Torment
The sight of Nina, a geriatric female elephant who is over 60 years old, speaks to us, telling us stories
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
Aaliya Mir Becomes The First Woman From J&K To Receive Wildlife Conservation Award
Forests, with their majestic emerald canopies, cover a whopping one-third of the Earth’s landmass, and serve as the nurturing cradle
Trunk Tales: Suzy, The Eldest Pachyderm At ECCC
The history of circuses and their treatment of elephants is a dark and sordid tale that spans many decades. For
Highlighting Wildlife SOS’ Work In Maharashtra On International Day Of Forests
Traipsing through the sugarcane fields of Maharashtra, leopards are on a perpetual prowl to survive in a rapidly urbanising world
Batting An Eye For The Nocturnal Residents Of Delhi
Delhi has gone through several stages of urbanisation, albeit not in a positive direction for some of its original inhabitants.
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
Students Visit MLRC For Leopard Awareness Programme
“In the end we will conserve what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand
Understanding Crop-Raiding by Elephants In India
In the vast lands of southern India, roam the continent’s largest land creatures: Elephants. They move from one forest patch
Understanding Asiatic Black Bear Conflict In Kashmir
Known for its picturesque landscape and sky-high mountain ranges, the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir is home to a
A Golden Howl In The Wild
Jackals are one of the most underappreciated mammals found in India. Did you know that the Golden jackal (Canis aureus)
Wildlife SOS Assists In Asian Waterbird Census 2023 At Agra
As the Asian Waterbird Census for 2023 concludes, Wildlife SOS, with its association with the programme, participates in yet yet
Leopard Conservation Training For Forest Guards At MLRC
Like every year, a fresh batch of individuals set foot inside the Wildlife SOS Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) in
Wildlife SOS Rescues Five Leopards In A Month In Maharashtra
2022 ended on a dramatic note with our team conducting multiple leopard rescues in Maharashtra in the month of December.
Where Are The Leopards Headed In Kashmir?
The ever-changing landscape in Kashmir has been a leading cause of human-leopard conflict in that region. However, conflict is not
Remarkable Rescues Of The Indian Rock Python
The Indian Rock python (Python molurus) is a widely found species and they inhabit various ecosystems and habitats. It is
How To Avoid Sloth Bear Encounters In The Wild
As you step into the forest for your next adventure, you hope to spot your next wild wonder. You stumble
Tiger, Tiger (Not) Burning Bright
They once numbered over 1,00,000 almost a century ago. These animals have inspired the imagination of many, turned hunters into
Exotic Pets And A Deep Dive Into Luxury, Wildlife Trade And Invasive Species
‘Luxury’ as a concept has evolved over time, but it has remained a way for the royals and elites to
Mahua: India’s Most Intoxicating Tree Attracts Man And Animal
During the summer and spring seasons in the dry tropical forests of India, a particular tree blooms. Its flowers, fruits
Rescue Highlights From The Helpline – October 2022
October was a month filled with rescues from VIP locations and one that was dominated by reptile rescue calls, especially
BBRC Hosts Sloth Bear Awareness Sessions For Schools Located Near Forests
Children’s Day was celebrated on the 14th of this month, and as a reminder of what this day stands for,
Climate Change-Induced Heatwaves Severely Affect Animals
Climate change is a haunting reality. According to scientists, humans have played a huge role in creating it, and we
Overfishing: A Bane For The Oceans
Many scientists are of the opinion that by 2050, there could be more plastic than fishes in the ocean. Now
Make Nature Your Companion For The Next Camping Trip
Many of us may dream of climbing up to the top of Mt. Everest to proclaim that we have surpassed
Aquatic Habitats Suffer Due To Idol Immersion
It is that time of the year when the people of India unwind and come together to celebrate. That’s right,
Shining A Light On The Caregivers Of Wildlife SOS
A major part of Wildlife SOS’ day-to-day work includes running its rescue centres across the country to provide high-quality care
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 Education At Our Rescue Centres
We often get confused when we hear the word ‘education’ since its textbook definition is one-dimensional. Most of us associate
The Urgent Need To Know Waste
Waste is uniquely a human problem. Some might argue that waste exists in nature and that all living beings create
ACF Officer Trainees’ Field Visit To ABRF
Recently, a group of Assistant Forest Conservator (ACF) officer trainees from the Central Academy for State Forest Service, Coimbatore visited
Tales Of Elephants From Two Continents
This is the story of two different kinds of elephants roaming two separate continents. Today, there are three surviving elephant
Misrepresentation Of Animals In Media Continues To Plague Wildlife
Today, more than ever, our lives are saturated with media. Guiding our way through life, mass media has become an
A Conservationist’s Guide To Wildlife Tracking
If you find yourself in an unfamiliar area, you can simply approach a passerby or open up a map app
Maharashtra’s Leopards And Hyenas In Peril
In June 2022, a disturbing video surfaced where a leopard was seen hit by a private four-wheeler on the Pune-Nashik
World Elephant Day With School Children At Delhi
On the occasion of World Elephant Day, Wildlife SOS was invited by Dr. C. R. Magesh from the National Museum
Conversations About Nature Conservation With Children
Nature is an indispensable part of all our lives. Think about it — birds chirping on trees right outside our
Training Workshop At MLRC With Yashada Training Centre
As a knowledge sharing effort, a team of veterinary officers working in the field of livestock development recently visited the
Wildlife SOS Seizes Barn Owl In Gujarat Raid
The Gujarat Forest Department and the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit, jointly run with the GSPCA (Gujarat Society for Prevention
Great Environmental Movements That Inspire Change
Social movements are an indicator of collective activism, and they reflect the need to bring about change in the face
Ways Of Conserving Snakes In Vadodara
Change is a 6-letter word, but facilitating change is a lengthy procedure requiring enormous time and commitment. To bring a
Wetlands: The Lands Caressed By Water
The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands is an international treaty for national and international conservation of wetlands and sustainable use of
Wildlife SOS Works To Promote Sustainable Tourism
While working within the field of wildlife, it is imperative to also work with the people surrounding the wildlife. It
Desert Animals Rescued By Wildlife SOS!
While deserts are often misunderstood as lifeless habitats, these landscapes serve as a refuge for wildlife. A desert ecosystem has
You’ve Locked Eyes With A Snake. What Now?
While tending to tulsi and lavender plants that you so lovingly grow in your garden, you felt you were being
Communication And Conservation Go Hand In Hand
The need for conservation arises because of the unsustainable lifestyles we, as human beings, have been following. The planet reels
Understanding Sloth Bear Attacks
Considered as one of the most dangerous wild animals, Sloth bears have a reputation of being aggressive and unpredictable. Recently,
Communication And Conservation Go Hand In Hand
The need for conservation arises because of the unsustainable lifestyles we, as human beings, have been following. The planet reels
Grasslands: Tales Of A Misunderstood Biome
India, with its variegated geological and geographical features, consists of breathtaking landscapes and terrains, all of which have contributed to
Understanding Sloth Bear Attacks
Considered as one of the most dangerous wild animals, Sloth bears have a reputation of being aggressive and unpredictable. Recently,
Open Well Rescue: Wildlife SOS Saves A Striped Hyena
It was in the early hours of morning when the locals from a small village in Maharashtra called Buchkewadi were
Central Asian Flyway: An Overview
When we hear the word migration in the context of wildlife, we immediately associate it with birds. While there are
Decoding Snake Venoms
Ophidiophobia is the fear of snakes. These reptiles have been the subject of misconceptions, causing many humans to fear them.
Birds Need You This Summer!
This summer, unprecedented and prolonged temperature changes have taken a toll on urban wildlife. Read to find out how you can help birds!
Greenwashing: The Myth Of Sustainability
Many large companies and chain stores launch promising initiatives towards sustainability around prominent occasions like Earth Day and World Environment
Role Of Wildlife SOS In Rehabilitating Baby Monkeys
“Heartbreaking Footage of Baby Monkeys Beaten and Tortured to Death”, read one news headline. The internet is populated with similar
The Big Picture Of Wildlife Trafficking
Kangaroos were spotted in India, and sure enough, they were all over the news! The recent seizure of kangaroos in
Oceans: Earth’s Biggest Life Sanctuaries At Risk
Paleontological evidence shows that life began in the oceans. The gradual shift from simple, unicellular organisms to complex, multicellular beings
Restoring Eco-Balance: Wildlife SOS Combats Climate Change
In order to tackle the climate crisis at hand, Wildlife SOS too has taken up the responsibility to include eco-friendly
Forest Loss Raises Red Flags
Forests cover 31% of land on Earth. Its landscape is home to more than 75% of Earth’s life on land.
10 Frequently Rescued Snakes by Wildlife SOS
The Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Units responds to numerous snakes-related calls almost everyday. From the venomous Indian Spectacled Cobra and
Awareness Workshop At Mercedes-Benz By Wildlife SOS
In a bizarre event that took place in March 2022, employees of the Mercedes-Benz factory in Chakan, Maharashtra found a
Rescues From The Helpline – April 2022
With summer temperatures soaring and India experiencing a massive heatwave, especially in the central and northern parts of the country,
Rescue Ready for the Wild And Injured
Every day at Wildlife SOS is a new and unpredictable ride, especially for the field team that is always working
The Secret Life Of Urban Wildlife
Cities are a hub of new beginnings and people from various walks of life move to cities in search of
Decoding The Human-Sloth Bear Conflict In Karnataka
Human-sloth bear conflict has been on a rise in various parts of India. Read to know more about the conflict situations that arise!
The Delicate Life Of Birds Hanging By A Thread
Birds stuck in precarious or stressful situations are sights which can be commonly seen across the Delhi-NCR region. To us
Wildlife Folklores And A Potpourri Of Fascinating Stories
What else can make your day better, than a story – or rather a set of stories! Folktales or folklores
The Road-Rail Quandary Plaguing India’s Wildlife
In modern civilisations, one thing that has changed human society remarkably is the construction of roads. Roads not only made
Volunteer Recognition Day – An Occasion To Celebrate The Unsung Heroes
One community which NGOs have relied upon almost always, are the ones who participate without expecting anything in return. It
MLRC Hosts Conservation and Training Workshops For Forest Officers
Forest Department officials from Shahpur and Vanprashikshan, located in Jalna district in the Aurangabad Division, visited the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue
Get To Know Your Indian Bears!
From fairy tales like ‘Goldilocks and The Three Bears’ to stories like ‘The Jungle Book’, bears have made an appearance
Water, Water Everywhere! Or, is it?
Our entire solar system has nine planets, and water is found in only one. Coincidentally, that planet also harbours one
House Sparrow, The Ultimate Urban Dweller
“Everything that is is adaptive.” – Richard F. Johnston Our earliest memory of a bird – be it any bird
Education Initiative By Wildlife SOS
We have come a long way from the genesis of Wildlife SOS as a small group of passionate individuals who
Living In A Sustainable Manner Through Lifestyle Choices
There are certain facts which human beings cannot simply overlook. Out of these, one inescapable truth remains that we produce
Conundrum: Luxury Fashion Or Sustainability?
The fashion industry is a highly popular and influential industry that has its grasp deep in our minds and is
What Is The Impact Of War On The Natural Environment?
More than 100 years ago, poet Wilfred Owen wrote about the uselessness of war in his work ‘Futility’ when he
World NGO Day: A Reminder That NGOs Are A Strong Pillar Of Society
NGOs or non-governmental organisations have been the backbone of a society, working on lesser known and lesser focused issues for
Nature’s Efficient Recycling System Makes Sure Nothing Ever Goes ‘Waste’
Look at Nature, everything is in balance. Now look at human society as a whole – a grand system of
Veterinary Workshop On Elephant Welfare
Elephant care is a matter of urgent importance for wildlife conservationists in India. With the dwindling elephant population, the focus
Tracing The Journey Of The Most Trafficked Mammal, Pangolin
Humans share a rather unique relationship with wildlife, where they rely on them for their basic necessities. From companionship to
Let Us Look At How To Live The Sustainable Way
Why do we need to know how to live the right way? What is the need for this? Are we
Perks of Volunteering with Wildlife SOS
Volunteering, an exceptional activity to help others in need is also a great way to interact with others. Volunteering can
The Broken Reality Of A Fragmented Habitat
One of the most widely used jargons in conservation lingua franca is habitat fragmentation. When spoken about the threats faced
Know Your Indian Wild Cats
While many know of Wildlife SOS’ leopard conservation efforts, a little-known fact is that we have also had the opportunity
What The Future Holds For Life On Earth
‘Farmer’s friend’ is the proverbial description of Rat snakes. Rodents that destroy crops and eat into stored rice are one
Leopards In Mumbai Get Radio Collars To Reduce Conflict
Wildlife conservation is exciting in many ways and has its own thrills. It is no less adventurous than what we
Giants Enslaved: The Decline Of Asian Elephants
Elephants have always been seen across various cultures as a symbol of strength and wisdom. The motif of the Asian
Venomous Snakes Of India
Lord Voldemort’s deadly snake companion, Nagini, was responsible for many terrifying moments in the Harry Potter series. The portrayal of
Providing Aid to Injured Birds on Makar Sankranti
The beauty of India lies in its diverse religions and cultures that seamlessly blend in with the ebbs and flows
Manjha Menace: Bird Injuries On The Rise Due To Kite Flying
The festival of kite flying, Makar Sankranti, and the use of synthetic manjha has proven fatal for thousands of innocent birds across the country.
A Mugger In The River And A Mugger On The Land
Crocodile rescued from Vadodara slum! Massive crocodile stirs panic in a village! Crocodile goes house hunting in Vadodara! Fish hook
Symbiosis: When Different Species Work Together In The Wild
Nature harbours some of the most curious relationships. Ostriches and zebras, elephants and beetles, woodpeckers and ants. These odd alliances
Bearing The Brunt Of Humans In Jammu & Kashmir
The year was 2006. An Asiatic Black Bear was burnt alive. Yes, you need to read that twice. It was
Top Rescues of 2021
2021 has been a difficult year with the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. While it continued to affect all aspects
Communities On The Frontline Of Conservation
Community-based conservation (CBC) is a method without which most of the things in the world of conservation cannot be achieved.
Rescues From The Helpline – October 2021
The ever prevalent dichotomy between the urban and the natural jungle always keeps our rescue teams busy, and the month
Monkeys And Cities: The Urban Wildlife Syndrome
What picture would you build in your head for a “monkey-human relationship”? A primate, probably in the midst of a
Wildlife And Its Unpleasant Relationship With A World Of Waste
It is no secret that conventional tourism practices in India are very harmful to nature and wildlife. But many might
Wildlife-Ring Busted! Musk Deer Parts, Lizard Genitals Found
After a stealthy and perilous operation, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Team, working jointly with the GSPCA uncovered some bone-chilling
Strength In Unity – Wildlife SOS Leopard Rescue Workshop
Human-Wildlife conflict mitigation cannot be possible with the involvement of just one group. Rather, it is the combined effort of
Water for Voiceless Partners With Wildlife SOS
The Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC), located within the Bannerghatta National Park in Bengaluru is characterized by a hilly terrain,
The Dark Side Of Wildlife Trade
In 2021, it is common knowledge that the illegal wildlife trade has devastating consequences on our ecological balance and biodiversity,
Staff Profile: Mr. Baiju Raj
Zesty in spirit and compassionate at heart, our Staff of the Month for October is Agra Bear Rescue Facility’s Senior
The Quandary Of Human-Sloth Bear Conflict
The Sloth bear (Melursus ursinus) is one of 4 bear species that are found in the Indian subcontinent. The Wildlife
Evolution of Bears
A modern-day bear’s adaptation is a unique journey of evolution and indeed a fascinating one. Their initial evolution began about
Low-Carbon Energy Initiatives For 21st Century
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), created in the year 2015, aims to address the global challenges we face, including poverty,
Protecting Wildlife Through CSR Approach
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a business approach involving the concept of sustainable development to the corporate world. It is
India’s Most Fascinating Reptile Is Often Misunderstood!
Monitor lizards are reminiscent of the Earth’s spectacular Mesozoic Era and its rich diversity of massive reptiles, dinosaurs and other
Bear Of the Month – Ron
Youngest of the sloth bear sleuth and every keeper’s favourite, The Bear of the Month for August is Ron! His
Debunking Common Myths Surrounding Snakes!
India is home to over 300 species of snakes found in diverse landscapes – from the high Himalayas and dense
Leopard Conflict Mitigation Workshop for Ahmednagar District Forest Officials
Situated in the middle of Western Maharashtra, the Ahmednagar district is on the rise. Seen as a leader in the
Man v/s Wild: Wildlife SOS’s groundbreaking efforts for leopard conservation in Jammu and Kashmir
Human encroachment in the form of gentrification, industrialization and rapid urbanization has robbed Indian leopards of their natural habitat. However,
Are We Celebrating The Wrong Side Of Conservation?
Rogue Herd On The Move! 15 wild elephants move across China! Where are the elephants in China heading? These are
Influencing Bear Behaviour with Operant Conditioning
Communication and interaction with other living beings has played an important role in developing long-lasting connections. As humans, we have
Celebrating World Nature Conservation Day with Poetry
World Nature Conservation Day is celebrated across the world on the 28th of July each year to celebrate our environment,
Bugs, Bears, and Beyond
Wild animals are expert predators and foragers, capable of finding sufficient food in the most efficient way. What’s interesting is
Leopard Found Inside a School Canteen, Rescued in a Nail-Biting Operation
A surprise visitor lead to one of the most bizarre extractions in the history of Wildlife SOS! As schools continue
Life Lessons Humans Can Learn From Leopards
Known for their magnificent golden, speckled bodies and graceful hunting techniques, the Indian Leopard is a bewitching majesty in its
The Lesser-Known Endangered Species Of India
The word “endangered” in itself talks about the impending doom that our precious wildlife is surrounded by. This word brings
Wildlife SOS Volunteer Awards: ‘Rising Star’ Category
Winner: Xavi Barugh (8yrs old) At Wildlife SOS, we truly appreciate the effort put in by every volunteer associated with
Volunteers From Atlassian Lend a Hand at BBRC
The Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC), houses over 70 rescued sloth bears, and is located in Bengaluru, India. BBRC was
Bollywood Actress, Alia Bhatt, Joins The Wild Side
We have witnessed her don many hats – from an actor to a singer and now, a philanthropist. She has
Staff Profile Of The Month: Aaliya Mir
“Who run(sic) the world? Girls!” We couldn’t agree more with the words of legendary pop icon Beyonce. In a world
Two Leopard Cubs Reunited With Mom In Maharashtra
The harvest season is at its peak since the beginning of March as lush sugarcane fields are ripe for reaping.
Celebrating International Day of Forest at BBRC
International Day of Forests is celebrated on March 21 across the world. It is a day to celebrate and cherish
World Sparrow Day: Celebrating the House Sparrow
World Sparrow Day is an annual celebration of the ubiquitous House Sparrow. This day is designated to raise awareness about
Leopard Cub Reunion in Maharashtra: A Happy Tale
What started out as a normal day for farmers in Bori Salwadi village, soon turned into an action-packed afternoon after
Mythbuster: Superstitions Surrounding Wild Animals
We were all told tales as children – many of which are considered superstition and relatively harmless. Growing up in
The Importance of Village Rescue Teams in WSOS’ Conservation Efforts
In an effort to help identify and diffuse situations of human-leopard conflict, Wildlife SOS conducts regular training workshops for village
Snake Bite First Aid: The Dos and Don’ts
Sighting a snake can be the most exhilarating experience for some people and one of the most frightening for others.
Staff Profile Of The Month: Dr Arun A Sha
Dr Arun A Sha has been working with Wildlife SOS since 2004. A strong proponent of the need for establishing
World Pangolin Day: Get to Know the elusive Pangolin!
The Pangolin is an incredibly shy and reclusive mammal that bears the unfortunate tag of being the world’s most trafficked
Bear of the Month: Cupid
A reigning joke at the Wildlife SOS Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre is that curiosity and an utter disregard for boundaries
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
Hema Undergoes Eye Surgery at the Leopard Rescue Centre
*Warning: Graphic Content* Conservation and Rehabilitation centres work on a microscopic imitation of the original habitats of long-ranging species such
Jaw Traps and Snares: The Terrible Threat To India’s Wildlife
Apart from food-laced explosives and pellets, DIY snare and jaw traps form a terrible threat to animals inhabiting the country’s
The One Eared Elephant’s Tale of Freedom
Anybody who has worked with elephants goes on to discover that bulls are much more temperamental than females. They are
Elephant of the Month: Suzy
In the words of Greek philosopher Plutarch – “….the elephant also is become man’s plaything, and a spectacle at public
The Art of Coexisting: Grappling with Man-Animal Conflict
A most commonly observed phenomenon – man animal conflict – has been one of the biggest challenges to conservation efforts
Celebrating Vitthal’s Eleven-year-long Voyage with Wildlife SOS
For the past eleven years Vitthal has called the Wildlife SOS Leopard Rescue Centre in Junnar home. In this past
The Weasleys Celebrate ‘One Magical Year’ of Freedom with Wildlife SOS
The Weasleys – Arthur, Molly, Charlie, Ron and Ginny – had fallen prey to the spectre of the ‘Dancing Bear’
Maya Celebrates 10-Year Milestone In Her Road To Recovery
“They say an elephant never forgets. What they don’t tell you is, you never forget an elephant.” Anyone who meets
Remembering the “Birdman of India” on His 124th Birth Anniversary
“I suppose I have done my bit, it is now up to you, younger people.” – Dr. Salim Ali Dr.
Rescues from the Helpline: July!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
Bear of the Month – Polly
Morning starts with eagerness within the enclosure; every new day brings with it tons of delicious honey-laced porridge, which is
Bear of the Month – Ankita
“The only love to really believe in is the love of a mother.” All of us have been shaped immensely
Wildlife SOS Conducts Skill-Development Workshop for the Kalandar Community!
As the Covid pandemic threw life off kilter across the globe, millions of people suffered the effects. In these times,
Wildlife SOS Team Conducts Awareness programs in Maharashtra
Mitigating man-animal conflict can be quite a challenging task, involving many aspects such as community participation, avoidance behaviour and quick
How To Identify An Elephant In Distress?
Elephants are social and sentient beings that express pain, joy, discomfort and anger just like humans. As a traveler, you
Spotting the Elusive Wild Inhabitants of the Animal Kingdom!
Camera trap footage is a very important tool for ecological studies and observation of wildlife in their true form and
Facts About Leopards That Perfectly Describe The Majestic Species!
Stealthy and elusive, leopards can be found in various places around the world –Sub-Saharan Africa, northeast Africa, Central Asia, India
Five Interesting Things about Sloth Bear Denning!
Like all bears, sloth bears make use of dens. However, the denning practices of the sloth bear vary substantially from
Marking Two Successful Years of Human-Elephant Conflict Mitigation in Central India!
In the area of conservation, the most important aspect becomes the recognition of co-existence, but when a farmer wakes up
Wildlife SOS’ Rescue Efforts in Kashmir: An update from the field
In a world in the throes of ecological imbalance, every animal’s life saved is an achievement – that is our
An Update on the Weasleys!
In the world of conservation, the phenomenon of poaching is a dreaded nemesis that all preservationists have to deal with.
Bear of the Month: Ranjan
As the mercury oscillates indecisively between hot, humid mornings, and cool rainy evenings, time seems to have slowed down at
Sloth Bear Or Black Bear? Can You Spot The Difference?
Can you spot the differences? Asiatic black bears, also known as moon bears, are often mistaken for sloth bears because
Five Reasons Why You Should Never Ride Elephants If You Love Them!
There are countless reasons why you shouldn’t ride elephants. Here are just 5 of our top reasons why you shouldn’t
Top Ten Unusual Reptile Rescues!
Over the years, our 24-hour Rapid Response Unit has encountered reptiles and several other wild animals in the most unexpected
Five Facts About Sloth Bears That Will Surprise You!
Before you travel to India, it’s a great time to learn some interesting traits of India’s native sloth bears. Sloth
Wildlife SOS Addresses the Elephant in the Room on ‘World Elephant Day’!
The survival of the elephant in India is critical to the survival of the entire species in Asia. Home to
Wildlife SOS debunks Myths on Snakes for the World Snake Day!
An unexpected or expected encounter with a snake is sure to send chills down your spine, even in the sultry
Our Pocket-sized Ray of Sunshine – Odum!
A pocket sized ray of sunshine – that is how Odum’s keeper describes the 20 year old male sloth bear
Bear of the Month – Kandi
As the sun rises over the Agra Bear Rescue Facility, a distinctive sound is heard across the centre. The keepers
Wild Hyena With Fractured Legs Undergoes Treatment At ABRF
In a rather unfortunate but all too common scenario, an adult hyena was found critically injured in the state of
Wild Tusker successfully Radio-collared; Relocated to Mitigate Conflict in Tamil Nadu.
The incidents in the recent past have surely questioned our basic sense of humanity and the concept of co-existence to
Celebrating the World Environment Day at our Rescue Centres!
Wild tigers strolling temple premises, oceans showing different hues of blue, dolphins visiting the Gangetic plains of Maharashtra and the
Wildlife SOS organises Awareness Workshop on COVID-19 for the Kalandar Community!
Whether on TV news channels, newspapers or casual discussions, COVID-19 has managed to become a commonly-used term ever since the
Bear of the Month: Abhay
Abhay’s story is reminiscent of the condition of thousands of sloth bears that were once a part of the barbaric
Restored Right of Passage for Elephants as Trains dock during Lockdown!
Walking through the dense forest, on the soft mud and the gentle cracks of the twigs under the feet of
Why The Coronavirus Pandemic is a Resounding Wake Up Call For Humanity
As we try to put our finger on the patterns of rising illnesses through the past decades and compare them
Anti-Poaching Efforts Take a Hit as Covid-19 Lockdown Leads to Rise in Illegal Traffickers
As the spectre of Covid-19 continues to haunt the planet, there have been rising fears surrounding a resurgence of illegal
Root Canal Appreciation Day: The Importance of Dental Care for Sloth Bears!
Dental hygiene plays an incredibly important role in the lives of not only humans, but also rescued Sloth bears at
Miraculous Recovery for Ailing Peacock with Help of Wildlife SOS Vets!
The COVID-19 pandemic has put the country under a complete lockdown with sealed borders that severely restrict movement, even for
Celebrating the Frontline Heroes of Wildlife SOS on World Veterinary Day!
The world grapples with a paralysing pandemic that confines us all to the four walls for the safety of those
Five Cameos that We Did Not Expect to Catch on Hidden Camera!
While we are mainly known for our rescue and rehabilitation efforts, what many people may not necessarily be aware of
Elephants breathe relief as COVID-19 outbreak leaves Popular Tourist Spots deserted!
Not a soul in sight since the Indian Government announced nationwide lockdown beginning from 22nd March 2020, owing to the
The Hyena Chronicles: Underdogs of the Wild!
The Hyena is a rather underrated species –often vilified in movies like The Lion King where they are depicted as
Crocodile In UP Village Takes Locals By Surprise, Wildlife SOS Rushes To The Rescue!
The Mugger crocodile, (Crocodylus Palustris) also called the Marsh crocodile, is native to the Indian subcontinent, Sri Lanka, Burma, Pakistan
Children At Art Fest 2020 Bring Alive The Tales Of Wildlife SOS
What a beautiful thing to have, imagination, and there is none stronger than that which is lent wings by a
Severely Wounded Sloth Bear Rescued From Man-Animal Conflict in Karnataka
**GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING** — Wildlife SOS team operating out of the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) in Karnataka received a
‘Indomitable’ Bear Of The Month: Bean
Lush trees within the premises of Agra Bear Rescue Facility sway to the tune of the wind forming a flowering
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
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
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
Impart Sustainable Forests Management on this International Day of Forests
The foundations of the World Forestry Day can trace its roots back to 1971, at the 23rd General Assembly of
This World Sparrow Day Lets Save the Little Brown Bird
Spanning across varied habitats and climates, the diminutive house sparrow was perhaps one of the easiest birds to spot. Dotting
Indo-Maldives Cyclists Pay a Visit to Wildlife SOS’ Rescue Facilities in Agra
The Indo-Maldives Cycling Expedition flagged off on 10th March 2019. Traversing approximately 500 kilometers, the route covers the Golden Triangle
Pangolins: Underdog of the Wild
Pangolins, also known as ‘scaly anteaters’, are the only mammals to be completely covered in scales. Their distinct features include
Pangolins: Underdog of the Wild
Pangolins, also known as ‘scaly anteaters’, are the only mammals to be completely covered in scales. Their distinct features include
Christ University collaborates with Wildlife SOS to launch its first Sustainability Club
Inaugurating its first ever sustainability club: the S.A.F.E Club, the Department of Professional Studies at Christ University in collaboration with
Christ University collaborates with Wildlife SOS to launch its first Sustainability Club
Inaugurating its first ever sustainability club: the S.A.F.E Club, the Department of Professional Studies at Christ University in collaboration with
Team Wildlife SOS apprises masses through Leopard awareness program
Maharashtra, the fourth-largest state to harbor Indian leopards, has in the recent years faced the threat of a shrinking habitat,
Team Wildlife SOS apprises masses through Leopard awareness program
Maharashtra, the fourth-largest state to harbor Indian leopards, has in the recent years faced the threat of a shrinking habitat,
Wildlife SOS joins hands with Wildlife Institute of India to impart Veterinary Training
Earlier this week, the Wildlife SOS team in Agra joined hands with Wildlife Institute of India (WII) to host a
Wildlife SOS joins hands with Wildlife Institute of India to impart Veterinary Training
Earlier this week, the Wildlife SOS team in Agra joined hands with Wildlife Institute of India (WII) to host a
A Tortoise Tale: The All Star Tortoise Repatriation
We have big news from the All-Star Tortoise repatriation campaign: they’re home! And so far it’s been a rousing success:
A Big Leap for the Elephants! India’s First Elephant Hospital
Wildlife SOS just opened India’s very first Elephant Hospital! To us this is truly historic, a milestone not only for
Students from DPS Firozabad enjoy an outing with the Bears!
For centuries, sloth bears have been associated with the cruel practice of ‘dancing bears’ in India. Wild bears were captured
Wildlife SOS celebrates Wildlife Week across India
Forests and wildlife form a vital resource for the country and human sustenance cannot be independent of wildlife and its
Leopard saved from drowning in a 30 ft deep well in Maharashtra!
The Indian Leopard, is a Vulnerable species, as listed in the IUCN Red List and is widely distributed in the
An Interactive Session With Veterinary Experts At BBRC
Earlier this month, we had three eminent veterinarians from Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University visit our team operating out
Wildlife SOS Extends Support To Front Line Forest Officers On World Ranger Day!
Wildlife SOS & the Uttar Pradesh Forest Department recently celebrated World Ranger Day at the Sur Sarovar Bird Sanctuary in
Tata Global Beverages Ltd. (TGBL) Joins Hands With WSOS To Supports Our Sloth Bears In Bangalore!
Multinational company Tata Global Beverages Ltd. (TGBL) has partnered with Wildlife SOS to support our sloth bear rescue and wildlife
Educational Support For Kalandar Students In Bhopal & Deoria!
It’s that time of the year again, which marks a busy time for Wildlife SOS’s Kalandar Rehabilitation Programme team as
FAQ For Elephant Riding
My friends rode an elephant and said it was an amazing experience – what’s so terrible about it? It may
Update On The Chhattisgarh Wild Elephant Project
At dusk, the elephants come. Two large bulls soundlessly enter the paddy fields and begin wandering through the standing crop,
Wildlife Crime Enforcement Workshop Hosted In Gorakhpur
Following the successful workshop held at ECCC last month, the Wildlife SOS team hosted a second Wildlife Crime Enforcement &
Wildlife SOS Centers Celebrate World Environment Day!
Keeping with this year’s World Environment Day theme, ‘Beat Plastic Pollution’ our centers across India conducted awareness building activities to
Wildlife Crime Workshop Organised At The WSOS Elephant Center
Wildlife SOS hosted a Wildlife Crime Enforcement Workshop at the training class room in the Elephant Conservation & Care Center,
Launch Of Hidden India; A Coffee Book Table
Latika Nath, a conservation ecologist and photographer, in collaboration with Shloka Nath, a journalist and writer, have launched a coffee
Wildlife SOS Celebrates Biodiversity Day!
In celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity, Team Wildlife SOS hosted events throughout their centres in India. Although
Wildlife SOS Co-Founders Speak At The National Animal Welfare Conference In Canada
Wildlife SOS INDIA was recently invited to participate in the National Animal Welfare Conference in Calgary, Canada to spread awareness
Driving Awareness For Our Elephants!
The Times Women’s Drive, an initiative of the Times Group, is an annual three-day women’s driving competition that aims to
Bollywood Actor, Sidharth Malhotra Visits Our Elephants!
Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra first discovered the heartbreaking reality of the lives of India’s captive elephants through the story of
WSOS & Karnataka Forest Dept Join Hands To Instill Wildlife Awareness In School Kids
Starting from the first week of November, till the last week of March, the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Center (BBRC) opens
Kartick Satyanarayan Speaks On Responsible Eco Tourism At ‘UP Investors Summit 2018’
Wildlife SOS co-founders, Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani were recently invited to speak at the ‘Uttar Pradesh Investors Summit 2018’
Team WSOS Spreads Awareness At The Pahalgam Winter Festival
Last month the Wildlife SOS Team, that is local to the region, was invited to attend the Pahalgam Winter Festival.
Indian Cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal Supports Wildlife SOS
On the occasion of International Day of Forests celebrated on 21st March, renowned Indian cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal made a bold
Dell Lends A Helping Hand To Rescued Sloth Bears In Bangalore!
A group of employees from DELL-Bangalore extended their support to wildlife conservation and lend a hand to our rescued sloth
Wildlife SOS Hosts The First IUCN Sloth Bear Expert Team Meet In India
In a first of its kind meeting to conserve the unique and endangered species of sloth bears in India, Wildlife
Awareness Programs In Delhi NCT
The last weeks have seen a lot of public engagement and awareness in the Delhi NCR particularly among schoolchildren, as
Celebrated American Musician, Pharrell Williams Visits The Elephant Center!
Last week, the elephants at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre had an incredibly special visitor drop by
A Webinar On Asha, Lakhi & Suzy
February 2015 brought three new elephants to the Wildlife SOS family, each with a painful history of abuse in captivity,
Spreading Leopard Awareness Across Maharashtra
It has been a busy month for the Wildlife SOS team at the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Center in Junnar, Maharashtra.
Team Of Veterinarians From WII Visit Wildlife SOS’ Centers!
Last month, the Wildlife SOS team in Agra played host to a group of government veterinarians from the north Indian
Training Workshop On Leopard Rescues For The Maharashtra Forest Department At MLRC
A few weeks ago, our team based out of the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Center in Junnar conducted a training workshop
Endangered Turtle Speared by Fish Hook Rescued from Keetham
Recently, Wildlife SOS staff members from the Agra Bear Rescue Facility operating in the expansive Sur Sarovar Bird Sanctuary rescued
Wildlife SOS Co-Founders Win The Prestigious Jeanne Marchig Animal Welfare Award 2017
Wildlife SOS co-founders Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani have been awarded the prestigious Jeanne Marchig Animal Welfare Award 2017 for
British TV Celebrity Paul O’Grady Steps Forward To Protect Elephants!
Renowned British Television celebrity Paul O’Grady, MBE has become a patron of Wildlife SOS India to support our efforts to
Eight-Week-Old Leopard Cubs Reunited with Mother in Junnar
With the onset of harvest season in the state of Maharashtra, it is not uncommon for farmers to be exposed
Wildlife Week Celebrations with School Children In Maharashtra
India celebrates its Wildlife Week from 2nd to 8th of October every year with a view to preserve India’s precious
Kartick Satyanarayan Speaks At The Environmental Summit During Samsara Fest
Wildlife SOS Co-Founder, Kartick Satyanarayan was recently invited to participate at the RoundGlass Samsara Festival in Bangalore hosted by celebrated
Cleanliness Drive for Habitat Protection in Jammu and Kashmir
The menace of littering and dumping of garbage and waste in the Protected Wildlife Areas has become one of the
Wildlife Week Celebrations At The Agra Bear Rescue Facility
India celebrates Wildlife Week from 2nd to 8th October every year to raise awareness about the subject among people. Wildlife
Wildlife SOS & WII Organize Wildlife Management Workshop For Uttarakhand Forest Officers
Recently, Wildlife SOS and the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) organised an exposure visit and orientation workshop for veterinary officers
Team WSOS Conducts Conservation Education & Awareness Programs in J&K
Wildlife SOS recently conducted an Education and Awareness program on Wildlife Conservation and Mitigation of Man-Animal Conflict in collaboration with
97 Smuggled Indian Star Tortoises To Fly Home To India From Singapore
With over 25,000 being seized at Indian airports nearly every year and an unimaginable number actually making it out of
WSOS & Forest Dept. Organises Training Workshop For Rajaji National Park Staff
Earlier this month, on the request of the Uttarakhand Forest Department and the Director of Rajaji National Park and Tiger
Training Workshop For Regional Forest Officer Trainees at MLRC
The Telangana State Forest Officer Academy at Dulapally, Hyderabad has decided to include visit and training at the Wildlife SOS
Community Outreach Program in J&K
Wildlife SOS continuously makes efforts to reach out to rural and urban communities, especially those living near wildlife habitats to
Young Jackal Rescued From A 40 Foot Deep Well In Maharashtra
An occupant of Vadaj village, farmer Anil Salunke had stepped out to turn on the water well pump for the
Thoughts On Tiger Conservation In India
‘-B K Singh, Senior Advisor Wildlife SOS & Retired Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forests Force) Karnataka As
Meet Our Co-Founders In London At An Event From August 3-6, 2017
Conservation efforts by Wildlife SOS will be highlighted at a spectacular upcoming charity event ‘This is Our World’ by Art
Team WSOS Conducts Awareness Workshop On World Snake Day
A group of snake-lovers and wildlife enthusiasts, which gathered in Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary, New Delhi, were thrilled to have
Maharashtra FD & Wildlife SOS Conduct Leopard Awareness Program & Plantation Drive
The Maharashtra Forest department in association with the Manekdoh Leopard Rescue Centre conducted a leopard awareness and plantation drive at
Meet Sonu, Keeper Of The Tuskers
Sonu joined Wildlife SOS seven years ago, when his elephant Rajesh was rescued from the circus and brought to our
Act Now Before It’s Too Late; Endangered Species Day!
For millions of years, the earth has survived through a series of careful checks and balances that it carefully implements
Wildlife SOS Provides Training To Nagpur Veterinary College Students
Wildlife SOS held a one day training workshop for a group of final year students from Nagpur Veterinary College at
Team Wildlife SOS At The Snow Carnival In J&K
The Department of Tourism recently organized a grand Snow Carnival in the beautiful valley of Gulmarg in the heart of
Second abandoned Leopard cub found in two months!
Barely two months after an abandoned four month old female leopard cub was rescued in Maharashtra, another mother leopard was
Celebrated Musician Lends a Hand to Rescued Sloth Bears!
Earlier this month, we played host to celebrated music producer, composer and conservationist Ricky Kej who paid a brief visit
Everything You Need To Know About ‘Musth’!
What is musth?Musth is a completely natural phenomenon seen in healthy adult bull elephants, both tuskers and makhnas (tuskless bulls).
Uncovered Wells Spell Doom for Leopards in Maharashtra; Sign Our Petition
Leopards in Maharashtra are increasingly falling prey to uncovered wells around forest areas. The buffer areas which mark the transition
WSOS & Rajasthan Forest Dept Join Hands To Help Jaipur’s Elephants
As part of an initiative to help improve the living and working conditions of the elephants of Jaipur, Wildlife SOS
Human Wildlife Conflict
By- Kartick Satyanarayan India’s population explosion combined with its rapidly increasing density of people per square kilometer, vehicles, roads, industries
Young Leopard Spotted in Yamuna Biodiversity Park
A young leopard was spotted in Jabalpur village near the Yamuna Biodiversity Park and created panic among villagers who feared
‘Wild’ Celebrations For Children’s Day
Universal Children’s Day not only celebrates and encourages efforts to promote child welfare and addresses the need to fight for
Three Leopard Cubs Rescued & Reunited with Mother In Maharashtra
Harvest season warrants an early start to the morning for the sugarcane farmers of Bargain Rasai village in Shirur, Maharashtra.
Wildlife SOS at the Uttar Pradesh Travel Writer’s Conclave
Set on the banks of the river Ganges, the holy city of Varanasi has for centuries been one of the
Wildlife SOS Celebrates National Wildlife Week
With its rugged mountains, rolling hills, dense forests and miles of sandy coasts, India has been endowed with a rich
Acid Attack Survivors Spend a Day with the Gentle Giants
Nestled in the busy Tajganj area of Agra, the Sheroes Hangout could be any other café in the area –
Training Program on Wildlife Census Collection in Karnataka
Earlier this month, the Wildlife SOS team at the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Center was invited by the Tamil Nadu Forest
More Dates for Kartick and Geeta’s 2016 Lecture Series!
Wildlife SOS cofounders Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani are adding dates to their U.S. tour! As of now, their 2016
Spreading Leopard Awareness Through Art
Earlier this month, the Wildlife SOS team at the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre joined hands with Rufford Foundation and the
Kids & Conservation; Awareness Program In School
With the monsoons hitting the city, we find a large number of reptiles struggling to find shelter in the urban
FAQ on the ‘Precious Four’ Elephant Rescue
1. Where are the Precious Four elephants right now? The precious four elephants are under Interim-custody of Rambo Circus as
Petition Against Amazon Selling Cruelty
In recent years, illegal poaching and trade of wildlife in India has risen to an alarming level, despite having a
Kerala Forest Department Officials Visit WSOS Elephant Centre
Kerala – Gods own country has been in the news for the wrong reasons – elephant brutality! The state has
WSOS Celebrates Spring Bird Fete In Kashmir
Kashmir is rich in biodiversity and is home to over 250 species of birds. Every year, the state plays host
Team WSOS Celebrates World Sparrow Day
The Wildlife SOS team at the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre recently celebrated World Sparrow day and International Day of Forests
Awareness Camp For Students In Tumkur District
Wildlife SOS works closely with both rural and urban communities across India to educate people, especially those living in man-wildlife
Wildlife SOS Participates In The Asian Water Bird Census
Binoculars in hand, Wildlife SOS’ Aaliya Mir, focuses on the marshy reeds ahead of her, as the boat she is
A Webinar On Dancing Bear Practice By Our Co-Founders
11th February, 2016 marked the second edition of the Wildlife SOS Webinar, where our co-founders Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani
Wildlife SOS Spreads Awareness at the 7th Edition of Krackerjack Karnival
Earlier this month, the 7th Krackerjack Karnival organized by the Exhibitions India Ltd. Group, was held at Jayamahal Palace Hotel
Endangered Reptiles Rescued From Smugglers
Two men wait somewhat impatiently for a train to arrive at the Mathura Railway junction. Their luggage comprises of three
Leopard Awareness Program For Sarpanches of Villages in Junnar
Wildlife SOS recognizes that human compassion and tolerance is crucial to saving wild animals and protecting the habitats they need
Leopard Awareness Program in Various Schools in Shirur District, Maharashtra
As a part of Wildlife SOS’s conservation and awareness initiative program, we work with students of both rural and urban
Top 15 Rescues Of 2015
For Wildlife SOS, 2015 had its fair share of highs and lows, and brought with it all the memorable, pulse-racing
Wildlife SOS Spreads Awareness at the 6th Krackerjack Karnival
For the sixth year in a row, the Krackerjack Karnival organised by the Exhibitions India Ltd. group brought a whole
Wildlife SOS Participates In the Uttar Pradesh Bird Festival
As winter descends upon North India, birds from around the world make their way gradually towards the wetlands etched out
A Fundraising Dinner at the French Embassy
This summer, the French Ambassador to India, Mr. Francois Richier dropped by Wildlife SOS’ rescue facilities in Uttar Pradesh, during
Awareness Program at the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Campus
A regular volunteer at Wildlife SOS’ Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre in Bangalore, Ms. Sonu Yadhav’s passion for wildlife conservation and
Celebrating International Artists Day!
With the dab of a paintbrush or the stroke of a pencil, an artist brings to life an elephant breaking
US Ambassador To India, Mr. Richard Verma & Family, Visits Wildlife SOS Centers
The United States Ambassador to India, Mr. Richard Verma, and his wonderful family stopped by the Agra Bear Rescue Facility
Wildlife Awareness Programme For Kids At Elephant Rehabilitation Center, Haryana
Flanking the dense green jungles of the Kalesar Wildlife Sanctuary, the Ch. Surinder Singh Elephant Rehabilitation Centre (ERC) is home
Lessons On Leopards: Training Programme For Forest Guards!
As tall fields of sugarcane eat steadily into the scrub jungles of Junnar, Maharashtra, the residents of the forests and
Snakes in the City: Workshop at the Natural History Museum
Earlier this month, Wildlife SOS team member Bindia was invited to the National Museum of Natural History, Delhi, to talk
Community Outreach to Combat Conflict, Kashmir
People and animals have co-existed along the waters of the Jhelum river for centuries. Little villages crop up along the
Learning To Live With Leopards
With rapid encroachment into forested areas surrounding villages and fields, incidents of man-animal conflict in Maharashtra have seen a dramatic
Awareness Event On Earth Day At Sanjay Van
An Earth Day awareness event was organised by Working With Nature Group (WWN) and Delhi Development (DDA) at Sanjay Van
Wildlife SOS India Addresses European Parliament In Brussels About Illegal Wildlife Trafficking In India & South Asia
Founders of Wildlife SOS India – Mr. Kartick Satyanarayan and Mrs. Geeta Seshamani were invited to address the European Parliament
Wildlife SOS Creates Awareness Through Magic and Mime
In association with Uttar Pradesh Forest Department, Wildlife SOS organized an event displaying a fusion of nature, mime and magic
Infosys International Team From Australia Visits Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Center
By Shruti Prabhala 9th January, 2015 was a lively day at the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Center, Wildlife SOS’s center in
The cost of rescuing and caring for an elephant
We are often asked the question of why it costs so much to rescue an elephant. The above before and
Infosys celebrates World Environment Day with Wildlife SOS.
The Infosys team visited the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre, Bangalore to celebrate World Environment Day with Wildlife SOS. They visited
Awareness program at Commissioner’s camp office in Agra
By- Suvidha Bhatnagar An awareness program was conducted by Wildlife SOS at the Commissioner’s camp office in Agra on December
From Conflict to Coexistence: How We Can Protect India’s Wildlife
Animals inhabit a wide range of ecosystems — from lush forests to arid scrublands and golden deserts — each delicately
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
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
Hope In Every Step: Vayu’s Life After Rescue
Remember Vayu, a nearly 52-year-old tusker that recently arrived at the Elephant Hospital Campus (EHC)? He is getting better with
Where The Wild Roams: 7 Best Places To Spot Sloth Bears In India
Sloth bears, with their shaggy coats and distinctive white chest markings, are a unique species native to the Indian subcontinent.
Spotlight On: Adaptable Aarya
Nestled along the biodiverse stretch of the Western Ghats in Maharashtra, our Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) shines as the
Things You Didn’t Know About: Agamids
Wildlife SOS introduces a series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our
Clay, Compost, And Cause: A Forest In The Making
On May 7, 2025, the hum of office life at Western Digital in Bangalore briefly paused as employees gathered around
Out Of The Well, Rescued From The Road, Back To The Wild
Amongst the dense green forests of Maharashtra’s Junnar region, stands our Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) as a shining beacon
Rescues From The Helpline — April 2025
In a world where wildlife and humans cross each other increasingly, moments when compassion, sympathy and empathy bridge the gap
Trunk Tales: Rhea’s Story From Performing To Thriving
In a peaceful corner of the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) resides Rhea, a 62-year-old gentle giant
Built For The Heights: 5 Survivalists Of Jammu & Kashmir
In the rocky terrains of Jammu & Kashmir, where the land meets the sky and winters last for months, day-to-day
The Tale Of Tuskers & Makhnas
The forests and grasslands of India are home to some of the most interesting fauna species, and among them reigns
Beyond Claws & Teeth: 6 Unusual Animal Defence Mechanisms
Nature’s creativity has no bounds. While many of us are familiar with the classic and common animal defences like claws
World Environment Day 2025: 6 Fun Eco-Friendly Resolutions!
With the planet facing the escalating challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, habitat loss, pollution and overflowing waste, it’s time
Spreading Awareness: Key Initiatives In February & March 2025
Conservation and awareness are perhaps the two sides of the same coin. People learn to protect wildlife when they understand
Trunk Tales: The Quiet Grace Of Arya
In her peaceful world, Arya listens! She listens to the sound of her caregiver’s footsteps, the faint rustle of the
Follow Vayu’s Journey To Wildlife SOS: Live Updates From The Field
In the dense, green stretches of Northeast India, a tusker named Vayu was one among the elephants being exploited in
Wildlife SOS Leads The Way With Haathi Sewa — India’s First Mobile Elephant Clinic!
In its commitment to expand elephant care and conservation, Wildlife SOS has launched India’s 1st mobile veterinary clinic in Assam
New Beginning For A Rescued Sloth Bear Cub Jimmy
On the crisp morning of January 26, 2025, when the entire nation was celebrating Republic Day, a tiny cry echoed
Meet The Bat Families Of India!
Bats are amazing animals, found all over the world with the exception of Antarctica. Often misunderstood and shrouded by myths,
Spotlight On: ‘Unspottable’ Mahi
In the heart of Maharashtra’s Junnar region lies a safe haven replete with greenery, and here, a stealthy observer moves
Happy Bear Day!
Bear! The mere four-letter word calls to mind visions of power, wilderness and intrigue. Perhaps it also brings the images
Healing Traditions, Hurting Wildlife?
For centuries, people around the world have used traditional medicines as a means of healing as part of their cultural
The Science Of Animal Communication
Have you ever wondered what the birds are chirping about at the break of dawn, or how wolves get together
Wild Highlights Of The Year – 2024!
2024 has been an extraordinary year for Wildlife SOS, marked by milestones in conservation and unwavering dedication to our mission.
Spotlight On: Mighty & Magnificent Manisha
Cradled in the lap of nature, lies the tranquil expanse of the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) and here, with
Things You Didn’t Know About: Rhinos
Wildlife SOS introduces a series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our
Amazing Tigers: A Creativity & Conservation Workshop
In a brilliant blend of education, conservation and creativity, the Born Free Foundation and Wildlife SOS teamed up recently to
Addressing Human-Wildlife Conflict In Jammu & Kashmir
Delve into Wildlife SOS’s work to mitigate the issue of human-wildlife conflict in Jammu & Kashmir through community outreach.
Understanding The Web Of Life On “One Strange Rock”
Studies and work related to nature and wildlife conservation have been propelled forward through the study of arguably THE most
Wildlife SOS Championing Conservation Through Outreach
At Wildlife SOS, the commitment to biodiversity conservation extends far beyond the walls of the rehabilitation centres. Explore the diverse range of outreach events and initiatives by Wildlife SOS to promote environmental stewardship and wildlife protection.
Wildlife SOS Celebrates 30 Years Of Saving India’s Wildlife!
Wildlife SOS is honoured to celebrate 30 years of saving India’s precious wildlife. From humble beginnings in 1995 rescuing, treating
An Anthology Of Human-Civet Conflict
Owing to how it is commonly called, the civet cat is often mistaken to be a feline. This “cat-like” species
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
From Conflict to Coexistence: How We Can Protect India’s Wildlife
Animals inhabit a wide range of ecosystems — from lush forests to arid scrublands and golden deserts — each delicately
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
Stunning Tales Of Tails
We know for a fact that the cheetah is the fastest animal on earth. What is barely known, however, is
SOS! Desertification Calls Out This World Environment Day
Amidst the urgent call to combat desertification, the impact on wildlife becomes increasingly concerning, as land degradation poses a threat to the fragile ecosystem. As the world marks the 30th anniversary of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, it becomes paramount to address the plight of land degradation and its repercussions on biodiversity.
A Winning Team – Xavi And The Elephants!
Xavi, our youngest supporter from Sussex, UK is a finalist in the
highly coveted “Caring for the Environment” category for the Child of Sussex Awards 2024!
Xavi’s extraordinary work and unwavering commitment towards helping our elephants definitely makes our young wildlife warrior deserving of all the recognition.
Xavi, who has Autism and additional educational needs, began his fundraising journey with Wildlife SOS back in 2020 when he learned, and was greatly affected by, the story of our majestic elephant Raju.
Close Encounters With The Indian Rock Python
Growing up to 20 feet in length and weighing as much as 90 kilograms, the Indian rock python is one
Rotary Club Members Unite for Wildlife Conservation at BBRC
Members of the Rotary E-club Innovation UK D1080 and Rotary Bangalore West visit the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) for the very first time in an effort to take a step towards wildlife conservation.
The Need To Protect Delhi’s Wetlands To Prevent Future Floods
Remember the deluge Delhi faced last year? It’s still fresh in our memories. The incessant rainfall and subsequent flooding in
National Tourism Day: Ethical Exploration Of Wildlife
Tourism is a multifaceted activity driven by humanity’s innate curiosity to know more about our world. It encompasses visits to
Wildlife SOS Workshops Create Path For Conservation
In the heart of India’s wildlife-rich landscapes, animals face numerous challenges, ranging from health issues to human-wildlife conflicts. Understanding the
7 Steps The Youth Can Take Towards Wildlife Conservation!
“Youth is the hope for our future.” Many of us have heard this popular phrase, loaded with the message of
World Population Day: The Role Of Numbers In Wildlife Conservation
World Population Day is celebrated annually on July 11th, ever since a recommendation was made by the Governing Council of
Bridging The Gap Between Humans And Leopards
Maharashtra’s landscape is diverse, encompassing lush green forests, vast plateaus, rolling hills, and protected ecosystems like the Western Ghats and
The Language Of Conservation, Simplified!
What exactly is nature conservation? This term has been used in different conversations, ranging from climate change, protection of animals,
Indian Feliforms Rescued By Wildlife SOS
Mammalian carnivores can be broadly divided into Feliforms and Caniforms. Both evolved from a single line of tiny, tree-dwelling animals
Dachigam National Park, A Natural Jewel In Kashmir
Not many know that one-third of the world’s mammalian species that can be called true mountain animals are found in
Haven For The Hidden: Where To Spot Wildlife In And Around Delhi
If you are living in an urban environment and planning to spend some time in nature, look around closely and
The Conundrum Of Human-Tiger Conflict In India
For years, conservationists have grappled with the quandary of human-wildlife conflict. When growing human populations overlap with existing wildlife territory,
State-Of-The-Art Medical Gear For Sloth Bears Under Our Care
Ever since its foundation 28 years ago, Wildlife SOS has been dedicated to rescue and rehabilitate numerous sloth bears in
Of Muggers And Men: Crocodile Rescues In September
Encounters between crocodiles and human beings have occurred ever since the very first civilisations cropped up around the freshwater bodies
Commemorating Wildlife Week 2023 with Wildlife SOS
The idea for National Wildlife Week came from the Indian Board of Wildlife in 1952 as a way to increase
Young Volunteers Lead The Way For Wildlife Conservation!
“Everybody can be great. Because anybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t
Surprise Visits! Leopards Rescued From Residences
Ever wondered what to do if a leopard entered your house? Working to conserve leopards for several years now, Wildlife
Converse To Conserve: Raising Awareness Through Training And Education At MLRC
There is no conservation without conversation. As human and animal habitations intersect due to diminishing spaces and resources, more and
Wildlife SOS Highlights Elephant Healthcare At International Seminar In Assam
Wildlife SOS was invited to participate in an international seminar on ‘Challenges in Healthcare, Welfare and Conservation of Asian Elephants
Fundraising For Wildlife Conservation: Building A Sustainable Future Together
“Caring for wildlife is not just an act of compassion; it is an investment in our own future.” Sir David
A Walkathon To Remember!
On the momentous occasion of Wildlife Week as well as the Ele Earth Walk, Wildlife SOS collaborated with the Jammu
Van Mahotsav: Celebrating The Festival Of Forests With Wildlife SOS
“Van Mahotsav” or Festival of Forests is celebrated across India from July 1-7 every year. This event was established in
First International Elephant Healthcare And Welfare Workshop Held In Mathura
The first-ever International Elephant Healthcare Workshop by Wildlife SOS in collaboration with the UP Forest Department and Central Zoo Authority,
Wildlife SOS Receives Silver Button from YouTube For 100K+ Subscribers
As one of the first Indian wildlife charities to reach over a hundred thousand subscribers on YouTube, Wildlife SOS has
Hibernation: An Essential Survival Method For Bears
For human beings, winters are a respite especially for those living in tropical climates. But for those residing in mountainous
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
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,
The Nine Lives Of A Big Cat
The leopard (Panthera pardus or P. pardus) is one of the five extant species of cats belonging to the genus
Volunteer For The Voiceless!
A wise person once said, “Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.” We, at Wildlife
Wildlife SOS’ Revolutionary Study To Track Sloth Bears In Karnataka
Widely distributed across the Indian subcontinent, sloth bears are one of the eight bear species in the world. In India,
Wildlife Crime Enforcement And Prosecution Workshop Brings Judiciary, Forest and Police Officials Under One Roof
All sentient beings deserve to live a life free of cruelty and torment. As poaching and animal abuse plague the
Leopard Day Creative Writing Contest
Leopards are elusive, nocturnal animals that are listed as ‘Near Threatened’ under the IUCN Red List. They are umbrella species
How Do Bears Survive Hibernation?
“The only reason for being a bee is to make honey. And the only reason for making honey is so
Climate Change And Human-Wildlife Conflict
Climate change is reshaping environments around the world. Rising sea levels, extreme drought, disastrous floods, melting glaciers and even extinction
Aditi Prabhudeva Celebrates Women’s Day At BBRC
To acknowledge the contribution of women in the field of wildlife conservation, Indian actress Aditi Prabhudeva visited the Bannerghatta Bear
Celebrating World Wildlife Day With A Clean-Up Drive
Celebrated as a means of raising awareness about the world’s diverse flora and fauna and their contribution to the planet
Assessing Human-Crocodile Interactions In Uttar Pradesh
Given the diverse settlements found in the state of Uttar Pradesh, urbanisation has still not encroached upon natural spaces and
Pangolins: New Member, Old Threats, Same Fight For Conservation
Manis mysteria. The mystery lies in the name itself! The elusive ninth member of the pangolin family had long been
Wonders And Woes Of India’s Largest Deer
Deer are agile animals and even rival some of the fastest predators. However, some deer are not blessed with such
Asian Waterbird Census 2023 At Ramsar Site In Jammu And Kashmir
The Jammu and Kashmir team of Wildlife SOS eagerly participated in the Asian Waterbird Census for 2023. The team accompanied
Evolution Of Big Cats
Cats have mastered the range of ferocity over their many years on this planet. They are thought to be the
Pollutants That Threaten The Now And Future Of Wildlife
Even as we become more and more sensitized to the effects of pollution, we’re yet to fully gauge how deep-rooted
Snakes Are Not Meant For Entertainment
In one particular scene of the BTS video of viral pop song WAP featuring rappers Cardi B and Megan Thee
Intersectional Sustainability: Are We Doing it Right?
Carpooling, saving electricity, thrifting and buying e-vehicle are perhaps some of the most common ideas that pop up when we
Rescues From The Helpline – January 2022!
With over 4,000 animals saved in 2021, team Wildlife SOS continues to work dedicatedly this year as well. As temperatures
Join Hands To Become Impact Partners of Wildlife SOS!
Wildlife SOS has always been grateful for the dedicated support that it has garnered over the years from people across
Life From Death Are What Fungi Are All About
Fungi exist in abundance and their diversity is almost mind-boggling. Scientists estimate that there are almost 5 million species of
Snake Awareness Workshop For Hindustan Petroleum Employees
The Wildlife SOS team operating out of Vadodara, in collaboration with GSPCA (Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals),
Faunal Marvels Of The Mangrove
Mangrove forests mostly consist of trees and shrubs growing in intertidal areas (where land meets the sea). What is unique
Corals, The Underwater ‘Rainforests’
When one hears the word corals, it automatically brings an image of a magical underwater world. Visuals of a coral
8 Fascinating Shows On Wildlife!
Most urban dwellers have lost their connection with the natural environment due to the modification of our surroundings. This intrinsic
8 Fascinating Shows On Wildlife!
Most urban dwellers have lost their connection with the natural environment due to the modification of our surroundings. This intrinsic
Invasive Species: Meet The World’s Greatest Invaders
Numerous invasive species have gradually established themselves outside their native range. Know these 5 species found in India!
Hyena Injured In Road Accident Undergoes Treatment At Wildlife SOS Rescue Centre
Another day, and another wild animal becomes a victim of linear infrastructure. With roads cutting through natural landscapes, a Striped
Saving The Endangered Animals Of India-A Race Against Time
‘Threatened’. ‘Endangered’. ‘Vulnerable’. ‘Critically endangered’. These are the adjectives used to describe the status of some of the most magnificent
We Are Losing The Diversity Of Life
‘Biodiversity’ is a portmanteau of the words ‘biological’ and ‘diversity’, which is the sum of all living organisms on planet
ECCC Plays Host To Miss Universe Great Britain 2022
As the elephants at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) in Mathura were preparing for a regular
Journey Of Plastic – Is Recycling The Solution?
Every school campaign touts the concept of recycling but often misses the family this term belongs to. The R family
Nature Journaling: Connect With All That’s Around You!
Nature journaling is a process of storytelling through pictures and words. Read to learn how to journal and how it can help you!
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
Bird Walks And Plantations: An Eventful Environment Day
The current rate of species extinction is estimated to be between 1,000 and 10,000 more than the natural rate. Recorded
Rely On Mangroves To Fight Climate Change
Forests are known to hold tremendous potential in regulating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. While tropical rainforests play a huge role
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
Viewing The Wild With Camera Traps
Ever wonder how we know so much about animals inhabiting the wild? While it isn’t advisable to go too close
Viewing The Wild With Camera Traps
Ever wonder how we know so much about animals inhabiting the wild? While it isn’t advisable to go too close
Lessons to Learn From the History Of Ecological Imbalance
It was The Great Sparrow Campaign that caused a massive ecological imbalance that resulted in one of the greatest famines
Caregiver Of The Month : Murari Lal
The caregivers at all the Wildlife SOS Centers are extremely hard-working, dedicated and passionate in their work with the animals.
Living sustainably in 2022
Do you recall the time when you saw how much waste you are producing and decided that you needed to
Leopard Mother And Her Two Cubs: A Tale Of Reunification
Not even three days into the New Year and the Wildlife SOS team is already on its toes. But doing
How To Become An Ecotourist!
Tourism is an industry that attracts people to indulge in diverse luxuries provided across the world. Be it the nearest
Desertification And Drought: A Pandora’s Box
The harsh sun beats down her back as she walks barefoot on the narrow kutcha (unpaved) road. Many other women
Predator Plants… Have You Heard Of Them?
Leopards, tigers, bears, gharials, saltwater crocodiles, eagles – all share something in common: they’re all carnivores. But today, we are
Decoding An Important Aspect Of Biodiversity
All life on Earth is connected by the evolutionary tree of life (also known as the phylogenetic tree). Millions of
World Wildlife Day Focuses On Ecosystem Restoration Through Recovery Of Key Species
No matter how big or how small an organism is, we are all interconnected by the web of life. In
WSOS Teams Up With Youth To Empower Wildlife!
An important aspect that Wildlife SOS consistently promotes is the involvement of young citizens of India in activities concerning wildlife
Nature’s Wonders: The Chronicle Of Wetlands
Picture this: The Earth from a distance in space. What do you see? An almost spherical-shaped body with mosaics of
Infosys Spends Saturday at BBRC!
When we come across the word ‘corporate’, what comes to mind instantly are air-conditioned rooms inside glass buildings in a
Infosys Spends Saturday at BBRC!
When we come across the word ‘corporate’, what comes to mind instantly are air-conditioned rooms inside glass buildings in a
Wildlife SOS Celebrates 67th National Wildlife Week
This year marked the 67th National Wildlife Week celebrations in India, observed from October 2nd to October 8th with an
Updates From The Field: Chhattisgarh
Wildlife SOS with the assistance of the Chhattisgarh Forest Department, successfully radio-collared the matriarch of a wild elephant herd in
Driving Away India’s Wildlife: Striped Hyena Struggles for Life After Hit & Run
Earlier this month, an adult striped hyena was found critically injured in Bhilawali village, located in Kheragarh, Agra. A passerby
So you found a snake in your house: Here’s what you should do
Snakes continue to instil a deep-rooted terror in people that many reptiles cannot parallel. If you come across a snake
Presenting BBRC’s Eco-Friendly Bear Kitchen
Tucked away in the dense forests of the Bannerghatta National Park in Bengaluru, Karnataka, the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre is
Hangul Population Census In Kashmir By Wildlife SOS
The Kashmir stag, also known as the Hangul, is an ungulate subspecies which is native to Kashmir valley, India, thus
Kite Festival Turns Deadly; WSOS Rushes to Rescue
It may take the Covid-19 vaccine ages before it reaches every single citizen of every single country. Hence, our footing
Evolution of Elephants
The largest existing land mammal on the planet, Elephants, have a lasting effect on each individual who sets their eyes
Socialisation Of Rescued Elephants At Wildlife SOS
Elephant herds are the living examples of the strongest familial relationships in the wild, each member of the herd has
Organic Farm at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre
Organic farming has been gaining momentum over recent years. Although the term may be a new attractive phrase, it is
The Price of the ‘Perfect’ Selfie – Wild Animals fall prey to Unusual Tastes
The internet – a sensational, roiling whirlpool of easy content, information (true or false) and personal puffery – has seen
World Environment Day At Wildlife SOS
World Environment Day is a day to celebrate life and to take action towards restoring our planet. This year’s World
Leopard Rescued from Aligarh College
Human-wildlife conflicts have become a regular occurrence due to the continuous decline in natural animal habitation and forest cover. Human
What Should You Do When You Find An Animal in Distress?
To preserve a healthy ecological balance on our planet, human beings need to come together to protect our wildlife. Each
Compassionate Villagers Aid Wildlife SOS In Rescuing A Drowning Leopard
H.E Luccock famously said, “No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.” Surprisingly, the
A Need To Conserve The Lesser Known Wildlife
If we ask ourselves what is conservation, we might be in a dilemma as to whether it means preservation or
The Week That Was: Jammu and Kashmir
The snow-peaked mountains and mesmerising scenery of Jammu and Kashmir are more than just a sight for sore eyes. Due
Rise of Virtual Volunteering in a Pandemic World
Volunteering, as we all know, is one of the best ways to get involved in practical conservation and to actively
Asian Waterbird Census 2021: Wildlife SOS’ efforts in Jammu and Kashmir
The Asian Waterbird Census is an annual citizen-science event that takes place from January to March. This effort is an
Avoidance Behaviour: Wild Elephants
What to do when you encounter a wild elephant? Human-elephant conflict is on a steady rise, posing a serious threat
Hosting more than just elephants at ECCC
Did you know that the land where the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) stands today was in fact a
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
Connecting Corporates to Conservation
For over 25 years, Wildlife SOS has been working towards preserving and protecting India’s wildlife and threatened habitats, and has
Update From The Field: Chhattisgarh
With an expanse of dry, deciduous forest intertwined with evergreen sal and peepal trees, the breathtaking landscape of Chhattisgarh serves
Golden Jackal Returns to the Wild After Treatment at WSOS
Wildlife health management is a very important aspect of conservation efforts in the country. In today’s fast-paced world, there are
Hyena Injured In Road Accident Undergoes Treatment
In a world where the lines between forests and cities are blurred, wildlife animals are often compelled to venture out
Bear of the Month: Dolly
Bubbly in spirit and zestful at heart, age is no barrier for the exuberant Dolly. The former victim of the
Rescues From The Helpline – May, 2021
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. Wildlife SOS operates 24×7 emergency rescue helplines in
Sick Peacock Receives Treatment in Maharashtra
The Indian peafowl (Pavo cristatus) is one of the largest birds that fly and is native to the Indian Subcontinent.
World Wetlands Day: Wildlife SOS participates at the Bird Festival
A ‘Wetland’, as the name suggests, is a land that is inundated by water – either permanently or seasonally and
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
Tracking Wildlife for Conservation Research: GPS vs. Telemetry Technologies
Wildlife biologists make use of two kinds of technology to study and track wildlife and birds, Radio-Telemetry and GPS (Global
A Friend In Need Is A Sibling Indeed!
Every year, the world has an unofficial celebration of the wonderful relationship between siblings on the 10th of April. We
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
Camera Traps some Surreal Sightings of the Wild
Over the years, we have gathered some impeccable and valuable footage from the field, with the help of our camera
Assisting the Kalandar Community during the Covid Pandemic
The spectre of the Covid-19 pandemic continues to cast a dark shadow over the planet, leaving devastation in its trail.
Unsung Heroes, Wildlife SOS Caregivers Stand Strong Amidst Corona Crisis
Not all heroes wear capes, some wear Wildlife SOS T-shirts and wake up every morning, ever-so-diligently to go check on
Massive Crocodile Stirs Panic In Firozabad; Rescued By Wildlife SOS & The Forest Dept
The sight of a massive crocodile crossing the road was reason enough to stir panic amongst the occupants of Dikhtauli
Saving Lives During Covid-19: Wildlife SOS’ Heroes
As the Covid-19 pandemic is overtaking countries, in its wake governments are taking the strictest measures to ensure loss of
Rescues from the helpline: September!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
‘Save Their Souls’ —Wildlife SOS & The Souled Store Announce Collaboration For A Wild Cause!!
In a bid to further conservation efforts, Wildlife SOS has partnered with Mumbai-based pop-culture merchandise brand—‘The Souled Store’ to launch
Mia Celebrates Her Rescueversary With a Jumbo Feast
As gentle rumbles puncture the dawn at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre in Mathura, 47-year-old Mia can be seen
Rescues from the helpline: October!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
Rescues from the helpline – August!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
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
Updates from the field: Ramdurga
As monsoon makes an appearance in the Koppal district of Karnataka, the lush green forests seem to be welcoming new
Raju Celebrates Six Glorious Years Of Freedom At Wildlife SOS!
Imagine spending your whole life in shackles, both mental and physical – never being allowed to exit the length of
Community vs Conservation: Wildlife SOS Speaks At CMS CoP 13
India was in the spot light this week for a mega-wild cause! The Conference of Parties to the Convention on
Celebrating The Majestic Beast on International Tiger Day!
Reverred as the National Animal of the country, the tiger is, in every way, majestic and regal as it is
Striped Hyena, Victim of a Suspected Mob Attack, Rescued By Wildlife SOS
As dusk settles over the city of Agra in Uttar Pradesh, a group of people looks for a Striped Hyena
Wildlife SOS Rescues Rare ‘Levantine Viper’ In Jammu & Kashmir!
In a scintillating start to the week, our team operating out of J&K received a frantic call from locals who
Bear of the Month – Nawab!
The Himalayan brown bear is one of the most ancient brown bear lineages, occupying the remote, mountainous areas of Pakistan,
Wildlife SOS ‘Save the Elephants’ Day Painting Competition!
Painting the world wild, Wildlife SOS hosted a painting competition on the occasion of Save the Elephants Day with the
Bear of the Month: Mumtaz
15 years have passed since Mumtaz first arrived at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF), and in this period, we
Celebrating World Snake Day with Wildlife SOS
Humans often fear what they do not understand and to most, snakes are a mystery. Because people do not know
Chhattisgarh Wild Elephant Collaring Project: An attempt to collar the Tuskers
Last year during the rainy month of September, the Wildlife SOS team was provided with the perfect field conditions that
Chhattisgarh Wild Elephant Collaring Project: An attempt to collar the Tuskers
Last year during the rainy month of September, the Wildlife SOS team was provided with the perfect field conditions that
Leopard Cub Escapes a Deadly Fate as Wildlife SOS Rescues it from a 45-ft Deep Well
In the lush sugarcane fields of the state of Maharashtra, the mother leopard often finds assurance to birth and nurture
Training Workshop for the Maharashtra Forest Department at MLRC
As part of our on-going community outreach and awareness programme, Wildlife SOS frequently collaborates with the Maharashtra Forest Department to
Training Workshop for the Maharashtra Forest Department at MLRC
As part of our on-going community outreach and awareness programme, Wildlife SOS frequently collaborates with the Maharashtra Forest Department to
Wildlife SOS and UP Forest Department celebrate World Wetlands Day
Marking the adoption date of the Ramsar Convention on February 2, 1971, the world annually celebrates the “World Wetlands Day”,
Wildlife SOS and UP Forest Department celebrate World Wetlands Day
Marking the adoption date of the Ramsar Convention on February 2, 1971, the world annually celebrates the “World Wetlands Day”,
A team of scientists visit Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre
On the 73rd Independence Day of India, ten international scientists from Namibia, Egypt, Sudan and Kenya visited the Bannerghatta Bear
Forest Fires
Forest fires occur due to a variety of reasons. Frequently, it takes just moments to spark an inferno. The wildfire
Leopard Cubs and Harvest Season in Maharashtra
Come harvest season in Maharashtra and leopard cub rescues are on the rise. In a recent incident two leopard cubs,
Wildlife SOS hosts First-of-a-kind International Conference on Bear Care
Wrapping up yet another fulfilling year, the Wildlife SOS family adds to its record, another glorious accomplishment. For the first
Plantation Drives In Jammu & Kashmir By Team WSOS
Aaliya Mir, Wildlife SOS education officer, organized two plantation drives in locations near the Dachigam National Park in order to
Wildlife SOS Launches Compendium Of 20 Years Of Veterinary Research Publications
This year Wildlife SOS achieved a much awaited milestone with the release of a compendium of 20 years of Veterinary
World Wildlife Day Celebrations At WSOS Centers
This year, World Wildlife Day which is celebrated on 3rd March was centered on the theme “Big Cats: Predators under
Collaring Van Devi, the matriarch at Chhattisgarh Wild Elephant Project
During the hot, sultry summer month of June, a team of experts from Wildlife SOS and the Chhattisgarh Forest Department
Conducting Awareness Program On World Snake Day
This year, on World Snake Day, Wildlife SOS joined hands with the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) to carry out
What Ails An Indian Elephant?
It has now become the norm to open the newspaper and read horrifying news of elephants dying due to unnatural,
Special Visitors from Etawah Lion Safari
The month of November ended on a teaching note for Wildlife SOS as a team of zoo keepers from Etawah
Celebrating The Rescue Anniversary Of Ex-Dancing Bears On Independence Day!
The month of August marks the rescue anniversary of Balu, Bharathi and Bagya, three sloth bears who had spent years
Students From Vidya Gyaan School Visit ABRF & ECCC
During the month of April & May, Wildlife SOS has been hosting the students from Vidya Giyan School at the
Wildlife SOS Awarded Lifetime Achievement Award For Conservation In Action By San Diego Zoo Global
Wildlife SOS was recently felicitated with the international Lifetime Achievement Award and the ‘Conservation Medal’ from San Diego Zoo Global
74 Snakes Seized From Snake Charmers During ‘Shravan’ Month!
In India, ‘Shravan’ or ‘saawan’ is the fifth month of the Hindu calendar and it is considered to be auspicious
Habitat Cleanliness Drive In Karnataka On International Tiger Day!
One of the most powerful animals to walk this Earth, the majestic tiger has always been a symbol of national
Miss Universe – Great Britain 2018 spends the day with our Elephants at ECCC
Extending her support to save the Asian elephants, Miss Universe Great Britain 2018, Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers appealed to supporters and wildlife
Life Of Pi Celebrity Actor Supports Wildlife SOS’ Efforts To Conserve Wildlife
Critically acclaimed Indian actor Adil Hussain, who also starred in the film ‘Life of Pi’ spent the weekend at Wildlife
Why Do We Need Enrichments For Captive Elephants?
Elephants love food, and they love water. In the wild, an elephants entire day is spent foraging, grazing and searching
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
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
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
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
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
Wildlife SOS Veterinarians Present At The 2017 EMA Conference in Ohio
The 38th Annual Elephant Managers Association was hosted by the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and featured a premier gathering of
‘Bear Safe’ Waste Management Workshop in Kashmir
Wildlife SOS has been working closely with the Jammu & Kashmir Wildlife Protection department and the Forest department since December,
Pregnant Leopard Saved From Drowning, Loses Life To Injuries
In an all too familiar scenario in India, that sheds light on the dangers of open wells in villages near
WSOS Conducts Leopard Awareness & Conservation Programs in Junnar, Maharashtra
Maharashtra is known to have a rich population of leopards and for years, these elusive cats have been living and
Wildlife SOS Rescues a Leopard from a 30 Ft Well
It was night time in the Shirur district of Junnar in the Indian state of Maharashtra, and a five-year old
Wildlife SOS at the India Art Fair
At Wildlife SOS, we’re used to being surrounded by an amazing herd of elephants, but the end of January found
A Lesson in Wildlife Conservation at Bannerghatta National Park
Surrounded by lush green forests, hilly terrains and home to some unique wildlife species, the Bannerghatta Biological Park is indeed
Meet Aaliya Mir, The Backbone Of The Wildlife SOS Kashmir Center
The small wooden boat rocks precariously as it navigates through the marshy water of the Hokersar Wetland Reserve. Aaliya Mir,
Meet Rakhee Sharma, The Driving Force Behind The Kalandar Program
Rakhee Sharma is at a train station, boarding a train to Jaipur. In the last week, she has been travelling
DPS Agra Students Spend A Day With Our Elephants
Education in any form is incomplete if limited to theory and text-book memorisation, its greatest value lying in the wholesome
Students Visit Sloth Bears at BBRC
A flurry of activities and the laughter of delighted children filled the air, in the otherwise peaceful premises of the
Uttarakhand Forest Dept. Officials Attend Conflict Mitigation Program at MLRC
In the last decade, the state of Uttarakhand has seen a dramatic increase in man-animal conflicts, predominantly problems relating to
Miss Universe Great Britain Visits the Elephant Conservation & Care Center
Earlier this month, we played host to Jaime Lee Faulkner-Miss Universe Great Britain 2016, who was on a four day
Young Artists In Singapore Come Together To Support WSOS
The Right Side Gallery on Lowen Road in Singapore was bustling with activity as a group of children geared up
Webinar On The Rescue of Rhea Elephant
The month of April marked yet another milestone for Wildlife SOS since the launch of our Circus Elephant campaign in
A Webinar With Our Senior Veterinarian, Dr. Yaduraj
Two years ago, on the fourth of July 2014, Dr. Yaduraj Khadpekar knelt down near a massive bull elephant, and
Celebrating World Snake Day Through Awareness
Iridescent in the sunlight, light glimmering on its scales, it weaves its sleek body through the grass. Sound waves from
Dental Surgeries On Sloth Bears At Agra Bear Rescue Facility
For over 400 years the Indian Sloth Bear (Melursus Ursinus) cubs have been poached from the wild and brutally trained
Fundraiser By National Geographic Wildlife Photographer, Sandesh Kadur.
From the 21st to the 30th of August, Bangalore’s UB City mall came alive with photographs of some of India’s
A Week with Wildlife SOS: The Chinmaya School Volunteers at our centers!
A group of thirteen students from the Chinmaya International School volunteered at Wildlife SOS’ Agra Bear Rescue Facility and Elephant
The Stall That Sells Awareness, Srinagar
This week, Wildlife SOS’ branch in Jammu and Kashmir had the exciting opportunity to set up and run a stall
5th Grade Class Raises Awareness for Elephants
It is very heartwarming when we hear about children in different countries taking an interest in helping to protect wildlife.
Dara Shikoh Festival Celebrated In Kashmir
The Dara Shikoh Centre for Arts organized the 7th Dara Shikoh festival from 18th to 22nd August 2015. Wildlife SOS
Students from G.D.Goenka School visit the Agra Bear Rescue Facility
Last week, Wildlife SOS’ Agra Bear Recue Facility was approached by the ‘Explorers’ club of GD Goenka School, Delhi to
Wildlife SOS Participates in Asian Waterbird Census-2015 and World Wetland Day
Every year, thousands of volunteers across Asia and Australia visit wetlands in their country and count waterbirds. This event is
Art For Elephants; A Fundraiser For Elephant Conservation and Care Center
The staff at Wildlife SOS spent their weekend surrounded by elephants a little different from the ones we are used
Awareness Class On The Big Cats
Dr. Ajay Deshmukh, the senior veterinarian at Wildlife SOS’ Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre, drove nearly 30 kilometers from the rescue
Talking About Trade: NIAW Workshop by Wildlife SOS on Wildlife Crime
Amidst the chaos of the overcrowded city of Delhi, it’s easy to overlook its more elusive, smaller occupants. This includes
Team Accenture Volunteers At Friendicoes & Wildlife Rescue Center Haryana
It was an exciting day at the Friendicoes SECA shelter in Gurgaon, Haryana as a team from Accenture came to
Saving Snakes; Wildlife SOS Spreads Awareness At The Aga Khan Foundation
The Aga Khan Foundation in India is run by inspiring people doing amazing welfare work in the country, so when
Nature Camp With Students Of St. Pauls International Academy
Wildlife SOS in collaboration with St. Pauls International Academy, Sonwar, Srinagar organized a 3 days nature study camp from 28th
