A new life for Kalpana!
The poaching of wild elephants for captivity is not only unimaginably cruel to the individual elephants poached, it severely threatens […]
Elephants
Luna Arrives at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
While all over the world people were readying themselves to welcome in the New Year with energized celebrations and new
Luna Arrives at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
While all over the world people were readying themselves to welcome in the New Year with energized celebrations and new
Wildlife SOS Launches Compendium Of 20 Years Of Veterinary Research Publications
This year Wildlife SOS achieved a much awaited milestone with the release of a compendium of 20 years of Veterinary
“Sole-Guarding” Gajraj’s Footpads!
Gajraj had lived nearly 70 years in captivity as a temple elephant. A routine day in his life involved walking
Collaring Van Devi, the matriarch at Chhattisgarh Wild Elephant Project
During the hot, sultry summer month of June, a team of experts from Wildlife SOS and the Chhattisgarh Forest Department
What Ails An Indian Elephant?
It has now become the norm to open the newspaper and read horrifying news of elephants dying due to unnatural,
FAQ on Management of Elephants at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre, Mathura
Why do I sometimes see your bull elephants being ridden by the mahouts or care takers? As opposed to female
Built It and They Are Coming: First Residents Arrive at the Field of Dreams!
Dreams can become reality — and our elephant Field of Dreams is officially open! It’s been a long two years
A Farewell to Our Beloved Elephant, Lakhi
Winter had barely left Mathura in February 2015 when Lakhi arrived at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre – she
Miss Universe – Great Britain 2018 spends the day with our Elephants at ECCC
Extending her support to save the Asian elephants, Miss Universe Great Britain 2018, Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers appealed to supporters and wildlife
Celebrating Sanjay’s First Year Of Freedom!
February 2017 brought some much welcomed respite from the chilly weather and a rather unexpected new arrival at the Elephant
Radio-Collaring Training For The Wild Elephant Project In Chhattisgarh
As part of our ongoing human-elephant conflict mitigation project in the north Indian state of Chhattisgarh in collaboration with the
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
Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee Gives Wildlife SOS Grant for Mahout Training
We’re honored and deeply grateful to the Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee for their generous grant supporting our mahout training program.
Why Do We Need Enrichments For Captive Elephants?
Elephants love food, and they love water. In the wild, an elephants entire day is spent foraging, grazing and searching
One Month of Freedom at ECCC- Update on Sanjay Elephant
Just a month after his rescue in the first week of February 2017, Sanjay, formerly known as the Elephant With
FAQ On Sanjay Elephant
Q. What’s Sanjay’s story? How did you come to know about him? Ans: A twist of fate brought the elephant
Q & A For The 19 Wild Elephants In Chhattisgarh Project
1.) How will putting on collars help reduce the conflict and keep the elephants safe? Putting satellite collars on the
Workshop On Man-Animal Conflict Mitigation For Chhatisgarh Forest Dept.
Spread across the forested terrains of Central India, Chhattisgarh contains a major part of the sloth bear population of the
