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 […]
Conservation Awareness
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
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
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
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
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
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
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.
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
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
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
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
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
