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.
Habitat Protection
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,
Why Sloth Bear Need Dens
Many people have heard that bears use dens. However, most are unfamiliar that different species of bears use dens in
Wildlife SOS Marks Environment Day With Action
Written by: Neha Jaiswal On a planet we all call home, protecting nature is a shared responsibility — and a
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,
‘Tree of Life’, And Life On The Trees
Delve into the concept of ‘Tree Blindness’ and the importance of the ‘Tree of Life’ as a lifeline for countless lifeforms.
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 — 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
When Rivers Breathe, Life Thrives
Rivers may only thread across a sliver of the Earth’s surface, but they carry the weight of the planet’s biodiversity
Mapping Giants: How Wildlife SOS Is Studying Wild Elephant Migration
One of India’s most recognisable and keystone wildlife species, the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), has made a quiet but noteworthy
Knock, Knock…Who’s There? Your Daily Dose Of Wild Awareness!
Growing up, quite a few of us might have witnessed our parents or grandparents tending to the little makeshift garden
Where The Wild Roams: 7 Best Places To Spot Sloth Bears In India
Sloth bears, with their shaggy coats and distinctive white chest markings, are a unique species native to the Indian subcontinent.
Things You Didn’t Know About: Agamids
Wildlife SOS introduces a series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our
Trunk Tales: Rhea’s Story From Performing To Thriving
In a peaceful corner of the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) resides Rhea, a 62-year-old gentle giant
