Hyenas Deserve An Image Makeover & Here’s Why!
Their unusual physical appearance and scavenging habits have given hyenas a reputation that’s undeserving. For centuries, folklore and superstition have […]
Their unusual physical appearance and scavenging habits have given hyenas a reputation that’s undeserving. For centuries, folklore and superstition have […]
Wildlife trade is certainly one of the biggest threats to the survival of species across the world today. In India,
The COVID-19 pandemic has put the country under a complete lockdown with sealed borders that severely restrict movement, even for
Renowned British Television celebrity Paul O’Grady, MBE has become a patron of Wildlife SOS India to support our efforts to
The menace of littering and dumping of garbage and waste in the Protected Wildlife Areas has become one of the
Recently, Wildlife SOS and the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) organised an exposure visit and orientation workshop for veterinary officers
Nestled in the river basin of the mighty Mahanadi river, the district of Mahasamund has found itself faced with a
With over 25,000 being seized at Indian airports nearly every year and an unimaginable number actually making it out of
Drawn by the painful cries of an animal in distress, local farmers of Koratagere village, Karnataka were shocked to find
‘-B K Singh, Senior Advisor Wildlife SOS & Retired Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forests Force) Karnataka As
July 2006 signalled the start of a torrid monsoon at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility, and a new life for
Spread across 467 sq kms of undulating plains and deciduous forests, the Sanjay-Dubri National Park located in Sidhi district of
A heavy iron ring forcefully pushed through their tender muzzle and a thick rope tied around the nose and neck,
The distressed cries of an animal pierced through the stillness of the forest in the early hours of the morning,
Earlier this month, the Wildlife SOS team at the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Center was invited by the Tamil Nadu Forest
The scrub forests of Maharashtra have always been home to a rich population of leopards that for years have been
With the temperature touching as high as 47 degrees Celsius (117 Fahrenheit) in the capital, the searing heat is taking
As dawn broke over the national capital, a nilgai also known as a blue bull decided to leave the comforts
Approaching Elvis’ enclosure at the Agra Bear Rescue Facility, you are greeted by his nose, reaching out towards you, twitching