Make Your Neighbourhood Nature Friendly!
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Habitat Protection
Climate Change And Human-Wildlife Conflict
Climate change is reshaping environments around the world. Rising sea levels, extreme drought, disastrous floods, melting glaciers and even extinction
Simba Completes 2 Years at MLRC!
In 2021, a cub was found wandering alone amidst the towering stalks of sugarcane in Kolwade Village located in the
Highlighting Wildlife SOS’ Work In Maharashtra On International Day Of Forests
Traipsing through the sugarcane fields of Maharashtra, leopards are on a perpetual prowl to survive in a rapidly urbanising world
Understanding Crop-Raiding by Elephants In India
In the vast lands of southern India, roam the continent’s largest land creatures: Elephants. They move from one forest patch
Wildlife SOS Assists In Asian Waterbird Census 2023 At Agra
As the Asian Waterbird Census for 2023 concludes, Wildlife SOS, with its association with the programme, participates in yet yet
The Rich Floral Diversity Of MLRC
Running parallel to the western coast of India’s peninsula, the Western Ghats is an area with one of the richest
Climate Change-Induced Heatwaves Severely Affect Animals
Climate change is a haunting reality. According to scientists, humans have played a huge role in creating it, and we
Overfishing: A Bane For The Oceans
Many scientists are of the opinion that by 2050, there could be more plastic than fishes in the ocean. Now
Aquatic Habitats Suffer Due To Idol Immersion
It is that time of the year when the people of India unwind and come together to celebrate. That’s right,
The Urgent Need To Know Waste
Waste is uniquely a human problem. Some might argue that waste exists in nature and that all living beings create
Return Of 12 Indian Star Tortoises Back Into The Wild
The Indian star tortoise (Geochelone elegans), one of the most beautiful tortoises in all of Asia, is sadly disappearing from
Wetlands: The Lands Caressed By Water
The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands is an international treaty for national and international conservation of wetlands and sustainable use of
Grasslands: Tales Of A Misunderstood Biome
India, with its variegated geological and geographical features, consists of breathtaking landscapes and terrains, all of which have contributed to
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
Restoring Eco-Balance: Wildlife SOS Combats Climate Change
In order to tackle the climate crisis at hand, Wildlife SOS too has taken up the responsibility to include eco-friendly
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.
Veterinary Workshop On Elephant Welfare
Elephant care is a matter of urgent importance for wildlife conservationists in India. With the dwindling elephant population, the focus
Wildlife SOS Plays Pivotal Role In Asian Waterbird Census 2022
While most people are aware of Kashmir’s beauty, it’s the mountains and forested hills which strike the chord first. However,
The Broken Reality Of A Fragmented Habitat
One of the most widely used jargons in conservation lingua franca is habitat fragmentation. When spoken about the threats faced