Love Them Wild: Why Habituation Isn’t Coexistence
For urban animals, interactions with humans starts from simple curiosity. For people, much of this is associated with customs or […]
Habitat Protection
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
The Silent Water Crisis
The survival of each and every species on this planet depends on water. From sustaining wide ranging agriculture to support
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,
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
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.
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
Things You Didn’t Know About: Bee-eaters
Wildlife SOS’s series “Things You Didn’t Know About” explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our writers spotlight one
Silent Guardians: The Royal Range Of Aravallis
Oh look! A stunning butterfly with orange wings. It softly lands on a shrub nearby, where you’re standing. The violet
A Preventable Tragedy: Train Collisions and the Rapid Decline of India’s Wild Elephants
Last week, a devastating train collision claimed the lives of eight elephants, including calves, in Assam. This tragedy fills us
An Exclusive Volunteering Experience: Elephant Care Masterclass 2025
At Wildlife SOS, our mission has always been to bridge the gap between awareness and empathy, to help people understand
On The Road With Haathi Sewa: Helping Elephants Of Madhya Pradesh
The forests of Pench Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh are alive with the whispers of wind through teak leaves and
Things You Didn’t Know About: Indian Grey Hornbill
Wildlife SOS introduces a series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our
Citizen Science: Voices For Wildlife
I was running, my heart pounding right out of my chest. I couldn’t stop, even for a second, or I
Elephants Under Pressure: India’s First DNA Count Sounds An Urgent Call
India, home to over 60% of the world’s remaining Asian elephants, has reached a pivotal moment in its conservation journey.
Saving Lost Cubs: How Awareness & Compassion Bring Leopard Families Back Together
When a forest falls silent, the sound of a single cry can carry for miles. That cry came from a
Wildlife Week 2025: Unity, Awareness & Action Across Wildlife SOS Centres
Wildlife Week 2025, held between October 2 and 8 every year, saw a remarkable collaboration between students, forest officers, caregivers,
Birds Of Bannerghatta — Part I
Bannerghatta National Park in Bengaluru, Karnataka, is where scores of species find a safe and secure home. Within this sanctuary
Tigers Of The Tides, Guardians Of The Sundarbans
Straddling the delta where the Ganga, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers meet the Bay of Bengal, the Sundarbans is the world’s
Why Elephants Avoid Some ‘Green’ Forests: Lessons From Chhattisgarh
When most people imagine a thriving forest, they picture a canopy of green, with dappled light filtering through tall trees,
