Conservation Awareness

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

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

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

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