Desertification And Drought: A Pandora’s Box
The harsh sun beats down her back as she walks barefoot on the narrow kutcha (unpaved) road. Many other women […]
Habitat Protection
Decoding An Important Aspect Of Biodiversity
All life on Earth is connected by the evolutionary tree of life (also known as the phylogenetic tree). Millions of
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
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.
World Wildlife Day Focuses On Ecosystem Restoration Through Recovery Of Key Species
No matter how big or how small an organism is, we are all interconnected by the web of life. In
Nature’s Wonders: The Chronicle Of Wetlands
Picture this: The Earth from a distance in space. What do you see? An almost spherical-shaped body with mosaics of
Unravelling The Secret Language of Sloth Bears- Scent Communication
Ever heard of bears doing the twist in the jungle? Well, bear species including our indigenous sloth bears have a
The Price of the ‘Perfect’ Selfie – Wild Animals fall prey to Unusual Tastes
The internet – a sensational, roiling whirlpool of easy content, information (true or false) and personal puffery – has seen
What Should You Do When You Find An Animal in Distress?
To preserve a healthy ecological balance on our planet, human beings need to come together to protect our wildlife. Each
Sustainable Development Goals and Wildlife SOS
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) was created and adopted by the United Nations in 2015. 17 SDGs,
Camera Traps Capture Inhabitants Of The Wild
The plethora of knowledge and data that our camera traps have captured over the years is astounding. Whether it is
Asian Waterbird Census 2021: Wildlife SOS’ efforts in Jammu and Kashmir
The Asian Waterbird Census is an annual citizen-science event that takes place from January to March. This effort is an
Bear of the Month – Fancy
What comes to your mind when you hear the word Kashmir? One of the things that we associate Kashmir with
Hosting more than just elephants at ECCC
Did you know that the land where the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) stands today was in fact a
Responsible Tourism: 5 Ethical Practices To Protect Our Wildlife
India is the land of diversity, in picturesque landscapes, cultural heritage, spirituality, rich flora and fauna and much more. Travelling
World Wetlands Day: Wildlife SOS participates at the Bird Festival
A ‘Wetland’, as the name suggests, is a land that is inundated by water – either permanently or seasonally and
Learning More About Gujarat’s Crocodile Denizens
Crocodiles can be alarming in appearance, often not warranting sympathy from most people. Mostly treated with distrust that stems from
Rescues from the helpline: September!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
Rescues from the helpline – August!
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
Updates from the field: Ramdurga
As monsoon makes an appearance in the Koppal district of Karnataka, the lush green forests seem to be welcoming new
