World Aquatic Day: The Olive Ridleys Of Ganjam
Every year, lakhs of olive ridley sea turtles return to the shores of Ganjam in Odisha. What’s fascinating is that
Conservation Awareness
Rescues From The Helpline – February 2026
As winter eased off across parts of India, February offered a revealing snapshot of the evolving relationship between people and
Ending Years Of Torment For Sloth Bear Gracie
Wildlife SOS rescued Gracie after a crucial call from the Jharkhand Forest Department. The Jamtara Forest Division had seized a
Understanding The IUCN Bear Specialist Group And Its Role In Conservation
Thomas Sharp, a wildlife biologist with Wildlife SOS, has spent years studying and protecting sloth bears in India. Beyond his
Rescues From The Helpline – January 2026
The new year brought with it a biting cold across northern India, but Wildlife SOS teams were out in full
The Silent Water Crisis
The survival of each and every species on this planet depends on water. From sustaining wide ranging agriculture to support
Things You Didn’t Know About: Frogs
Wildlife SOS introduces a series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our
Spreading Awareness: Key Initiatives In October, November & December 2025
Conservation efforts are always incomplete if communities are not a part of the journey. One may publish research, rescue animals,
In Memory Of Ganesh: The Leopard Who Saw Beyond Sight
As the gentle breeze engulfed the morning sun, Ganesh, a 17 year old leopard, took his final breaths at Manikdoh
Climate Chaos: How Shifting Seasons Are Altering India’s Wildlife Behaviour
For centuries, India’s wildlife has lived in harmony with the rhythm of nature and its seasons. Migratory birds timed their
Trunk Tales: A Year Of Care, Trust & Patience With Manu
February 2025 was not just another month at Wildlife SOS. There was a mix of excitement and nervousness in the
What It Takes To Rescue An Elephant
Blood. Sweat. Tension. Adrenaline. These are not metaphors when it comes to an elephant rescue, they are realities. The rescue
A Gathering For Gentle Giants: 3rd International Elephant Healthcare And Welfare Workshop
From February 23 to 28, 2026, the serene surroundings of Mathura transformed into a hub of learning, collaboration and compassion.
Welcoming Veer: A Tusker’s Second Chance
The sound of four bells ringing from an elephant’s neck was mixed with the noise of traffic in Mau, an
Founders’ Trip 2026: Countless Stories On One Wild Journey
Imagine landing in India with a mind packed with curiosity comparable to stuffed suitcases… and leaving with a heart completely
The Hidden Strain: Rescue Stress Management For Wildlife
When we hear about an animal rescue, we are often grateful for the safety of the wild animal. But what
Between Forest and Field: The Modern Life of the Indian Leopard
The leopard (Panthera pardus) is the most widespread of all wild cats, ranging across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
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
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?
