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
Critically acclaimed Indian actor Adil Hussain, who also starred in the film ‘Life of Pi’ spent the weekend at Wildlife
Wildlife SOS co-founders Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani have been awarded the prestigious Jeanne Marchig Animal Welfare Award 2017 for
Renowned British Television celebrity Paul O’Grady, MBE has become a patron of Wildlife SOS India to support our efforts to
With the onset of harvest season in the state of Maharashtra, it is not uncommon for farmers to be exposed
Elephants love food, and they love water. In the wild, an elephants entire day is spent foraging, grazing and searching
The 38th Annual Elephant Managers Association was hosted by the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and featured a premier gathering of
In yet another successful rescue and conservation operation, Wildlife SOS in collaboration with the Maharashtra Forest Department managed to reunite
India celebrates its Wildlife Week from 2nd to 8th of October every year with a view to preserve India’s precious
Wildlife SOS Co-Founder, Kartick Satyanarayan was recently invited to participate at the RoundGlass Samsara Festival in Bangalore hosted by celebrated
The menace of littering and dumping of garbage and waste in the Protected Wildlife Areas has become one of the
India celebrates Wildlife Week from 2nd to 8th October every year to raise awareness about the subject among people. Wildlife
Recently, Wildlife SOS and the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) organised an exposure visit and orientation workshop for veterinary officers
1.) How will putting on collars help reduce the conflict and keep the elephants safe? Putting satellite collars on the
Wildlife SOS firmly believes that education and awareness is the key to the sensitization of people to wake them up
Last week, we played host to Miss Universe Great Britain 2017, Anna Burdzy as she and her team spent two
Wildlife SOS recently conducted an Education and Awareness program on Wildlife Conservation and Mitigation of Man-Animal Conflict in collaboration with
With over 25,000 being seized at Indian airports nearly every year and an unimaginable number actually making it out of
Earlier this month, on the request of the Uttarakhand Forest Department and the Director of Rajaji National Park and Tiger
Team Wildlife SOS recently conducted a workshop on man- wild animal conflict mitigation for the staff and students of Department
Wildlife SOS continuously makes efforts to reach out to rural and urban communities, especially those living near wildlife habitats to