A Walkathon To Remember!
On the momentous occasion of Wildlife Week as well as the Ele Earth Walk, Wildlife SOS collaborated with the Jammu […]
On the momentous occasion of Wildlife Week as well as the Ele Earth Walk, Wildlife SOS collaborated with the Jammu […]
“Van Mahotsav” or Festival of Forests is celebrated across India from July 1-7 every year. This event was established in
The first-ever International Elephant Healthcare Workshop by Wildlife SOS in collaboration with the UP Forest Department and Central Zoo Authority,
Not many know that one-third of the world’s mammalian species that can be called true mountain animals are found in
As one of the first Indian wildlife charities to reach over a hundred thousand subscribers on YouTube, Wildlife SOS has
The leopard (Panthera pardus or P. pardus) is one of the five extant species of cats belonging to the genus
A wise person once said, “Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.” We, at Wildlife
Widely distributed across the Indian subcontinent, sloth bears are one of the eight bear species in the world. In India,
Wildlife SOS was invited to participate in an international seminar on ‘Challenges in Healthcare, Welfare and Conservation of Asian Elephants
All sentient beings deserve to live a life free of cruelty and torment. As poaching and animal abuse plague the
Leopards are elusive, nocturnal animals that are listed as ‘Near Threatened’ under the IUCN Red List. They are umbrella species
The sight of Nina, a geriatric female elephant who is over 60 years old, speaks to us, telling us stories
Life is beautiful, and a major credit to its beauty can be given to the palette of colours that we
“The only reason for being a bee is to make honey. And the only reason for making honey is so
Climate change is reshaping environments around the world. Rising sea levels, extreme drought, disastrous floods, melting glaciers and even extinction
Traipsing through the sugarcane fields of Maharashtra, leopards are on a perpetual prowl to survive in a rapidly urbanising world
Delhi has gone through several stages of urbanisation, albeit not in a positive direction for some of its original inhabitants.
To acknowledge the contribution of women in the field of wildlife conservation, Indian actress Aditi Prabhudeva visited the Bannerghatta Bear
For human beings, winters are a respite especially for those living in tropical climates. But for those residing in mountainous