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 […]
Wildlife Conservation
Welcoming Wildlife Day 2021 With New Norms
For every individual involved in the field of conservation, World Wildlife Day is an opportunity to celebrate the pledge that
Saving Lives During Covid-19: Wildlife SOS’ Heroes
As the Covid-19 pandemic is overtaking countries, in its wake governments are taking the strictest measures to ensure loss of
‘Save Their Souls’ —Wildlife SOS & The Souled Store Announce Collaboration For A Wild Cause!!
In a bid to further conservation efforts, Wildlife SOS has partnered with Mumbai-based pop-culture merchandise brand—‘The Souled Store’ to launch
Mia Celebrates Her Rescueversary With a Jumbo Feast
As gentle rumbles puncture the dawn at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre in Mathura, 47-year-old Mia can be seen
Nourishing Lives At the Wildlife SOS Bear Rehabilitation Centres!
When it comes to wild animals such as leopards, elephants and sloth bears that cannot be released back into their
Celebrating The Majestic Beast on International Tiger Day!
Reverred as the National Animal of the country, the tiger is, in every way, majestic and regal as it is
Wildlife SOS Rescues Rare ‘Levantine Viper’ In Jammu & Kashmir!
In a scintillating start to the week, our team operating out of J&K received a frantic call from locals who
Bear of the Month – Nawab!
The Himalayan brown bear is one of the most ancient brown bear lineages, occupying the remote, mountainous areas of Pakistan,
Attention-Loving Elephant of the Month: Lilly
An excited trumpet fills the air in the lush forests of Ban Santour. The keepers simply smile and sigh, “It’s
A month into Kalpana’s journey at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Years of working and begging on the streets for her cruel master had broken down Kalpana’s body immensely and caused
Paralyzed leopard beats all odds to walk again, returns successfully to the wild!
Wildlife conservation work is fraught with hazards. Not only is it a job very much dependent on external funding, it
Collaring Van Devi, the matriarch at Chhattisgarh Wild Elephant Project
During the hot, sultry summer month of June, a team of experts from Wildlife SOS and the Chhattisgarh Forest Department
What Ails An Indian Elephant?
It has now become the norm to open the newspaper and read horrifying news of elephants dying due to unnatural,
Rare Himalayan Brown Bear Rescued From Amarnath Yatra Campsite
Every year tens of thousands of pilgrims embark on a holy pilgrimage to the Amaranth caves, nestled amidst the Himalayas
Radio-Collaring Training For The Wild Elephant Project In Chhattisgarh
As part of our ongoing human-elephant conflict mitigation project in the north Indian state of Chhattisgarh in collaboration with the
Why Do We Need Enrichments For Captive Elephants?
Elephants love food, and they love water. In the wild, an elephants entire day is spent foraging, grazing and searching
One Month of Freedom at ECCC- Update on Sanjay Elephant
Just a month after his rescue in the first week of February 2017, Sanjay, formerly known as the Elephant With
A Webinar On Wildlife SOS’ 24×7 Rescue Helpline!
How many people do you know who would climb fifty feet into a well to rescue a giant python? Or
Indian Cricket Star Yusuf Pathan Bats For Wildlife Conservation
March has been quite a star studded month for Wildlife SOS with Grammy winning musician Ricky Kej visiting our Bannerghatta