Understanding Human-Wildlife Conflict In India
India’s population is at 1.45 billion right now and is growing every day. Occupying just 2.4% of the world’s land,
Conservation Awareness
‘Wildlife Meets Art’ Contest: Connecting With Wildlife Through Art
This year on June 5th, World Environment Day, Wildlife SOS launched an art contest on the theme ‘Wildlife Meets Art’
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
Understanding Sloth Bear Attacks
Considered as one of the most dangerous wild animals, Sloth bears have a reputation of being aggressive and unpredictable. Recently,
Role Of Wildlife SOS In Rehabilitating Baby Monkeys
“Heartbreaking Footage of Baby Monkeys Beaten and Tortured to Death”, read one news headline. The internet is populated with similar
Rescues From The Helpline – April 2022
With summer temperatures soaring and India experiencing a massive heatwave, especially in the central and northern parts of the country,
Wildlife Folklores And A Potpourri Of Fascinating Stories
What else can make your day better, than a story – or rather a set of stories! Folktales or folklores
Volunteer Recognition Day – An Occasion To Celebrate The Unsung Heroes
One community which NGOs have relied upon almost always, are the ones who participate without expecting anything in return. It
World NGO Day: A Reminder That NGOs Are A Strong Pillar Of Society
NGOs or non-governmental organisations have been the backbone of a society, working on lesser known and lesser focused issues for
Leopards In Mumbai Get Radio Collars To Reduce Conflict
Wildlife conservation is exciting in many ways and has its own thrills. It is no less adventurous than what we
A Mugger In The River And A Mugger On The Land
Crocodile rescued from Vadodara slum! Massive crocodile stirs panic in a village! Crocodile goes house hunting in Vadodara! Fish hook
Communities On The Frontline Of Conservation
Community-based conservation (CBC) is a method without which most of the things in the world of conservation cannot be achieved.
Rescues From The Helpline – October 2021
The ever prevalent dichotomy between the urban and the natural jungle always keeps our rescue teams busy, and the month
Strength In Unity – Wildlife SOS Leopard Rescue Workshop
Human-Wildlife conflict mitigation cannot be possible with the involvement of just one group. Rather, it is the combined effort of
Wildlife SOS’ Rescue Efforts in Kashmir: An update from the field
In a world in the throes of ecological imbalance, every animal’s life saved is an achievement – that is our
Sowing Seeds Of Coexistence: Key Events In April–June 2025
At the heart of wildlife conservation lies a simple truth: people protect what they understand. When communities, students, policymakers, and
Rescues From The Helpline — June 2025
While summer temperatures soared across India, Wildlife SOS navigated diverse terrains to rescue animals caught in challenges specific to urban
Wildlife Warriors: Indian Women Pioneering Conservation
India is a land rich in culture and heritage, and it is also home to breathtaking biodiversity. What is often
Saving ‘Begging’ Elephant Hari: Live Updates Of His Journey To Wildlife SOS
Hari, a 25-year-old male makhna (tuskless) elephant, had long been kept captive to beg in and around the Sultanpur and
