Things You Didn’t Know About: Rhesus Macaques
Wildlife SOS’s “Things You Didn’t Know About” series explores fascinating and lesser-known facets of wildlife across India. Each feature highlights […]
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The Power Of Clean-Up Drives
Can the footprint of Homo sapiens be so impactful, that the species can alter the very geological composition of Earth?
Role Of Social Media In Conservation
Using social media for wildlife conservation might seem tricky, and with good reason. Over the years, social media has evolved
Where Are The Leopards Headed In Kashmir?
The ever-changing landscape in Kashmir has been a leading cause of human-leopard conflict in that region. However, conflict is not
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,
A Conservationist’s Guide To Wildlife Tracking
If you find yourself in an unfamiliar area, you can simply approach a passerby or open up a map app
How Children Can Revolutionize Wildlife Conservation?
Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first prime minister, was known for his love for children and animals; So much so that on
Bat-ling Myths and Superstitions
Bats are magisterial creatures with Goliath-like wings who have various epithets attached to them – blood-sucking vampires, carriers of bad
Wildlife SOS Volunteer Awards: ‘Rising Star’ Category
Winner: Xavi Barugh (8yrs old) At Wildlife SOS, we truly appreciate the effort put in by every volunteer associated with
The Importance of Village Rescue Teams in WSOS’ Conservation Efforts
In an effort to help identify and diffuse situations of human-leopard conflict, Wildlife SOS conducts regular training workshops for village
All You Need To Know About The Bird Flu
The new year has been welcomed with high hopes and the unkindly return of the Bird Flu also called the
Our Pocket-sized Ray of Sunshine – Odum!
A pocket sized ray of sunshine – that is how Odum’s keeper describes the 20 year old male sloth bear
Wildlife SOS organises Awareness Workshop on COVID-19 for the Kalandar Community!
Whether on TV news channels, newspapers or casual discussions, COVID-19 has managed to become a commonly-used term ever since the
Why National Wildlife Week is important– and why just a week in a year won’t suffice.
For those of you are wondering what the hoopla around “National Wildlife Week” is about, its purpose is to draw
Sloth Bear Denning Project: A unique research initiative by Wildlife SOS
Sloth bears are endemic to the Indian subcontinent and occur commonly across the tropical forests of the region. But over
A Walkathon To Remember!
On the momentous occasion of Wildlife Week as well as the Ele Earth Walk, Wildlife SOS collaborated with the Jammu
Snake Awareness Workshop For Hindustan Petroleum Employees
The Wildlife SOS team operating out of Vadodara, in collaboration with GSPCA (Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals),
Not So Scary After All: 8 Myths About Sharks
Sharks are one of the most misrepresented and misunderstood species. The name itself elicits a fear — a fear of
8 Year Old Xavi’s Fundraiser For Elephants
We at Wildlife SOS take immense pride in our young wildlife warriors. Their passion and dedication to helping conserve and
Wildlife SOS ‘Save the Elephants’ Day Painting Competition!
Painting the world wild, Wildlife SOS hosted a painting competition on the occasion of Save the Elephants Day with the
