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Recent CommentsAgraIndia’s first Wildlife Conservation Education Walkway opens in AgraTue, 2013-01-15 14:06 | by Nikki
A Man Who Will Go to the ends of the Earth to help wildlifeSat, 2013-01-12 13:29 | by vinayLearning from NatureFri, 2012-09-07 04:41 | by Anonymous
From shackles to Sugarcane: Lakshmi's Journey to the Wildlife SOS Elephant Rescue Center in Mathura.Wed, 2012-08-29 02:48 | by Anonymous
Lakshmi, in Hindu mythology, is the goddess of wealth. In India she is treated with respect and considered lucky for a house. Unfortunately, Lakshmi the elephant wasn’t lucky. She had spent more than 30 years of her life doing hard labor and being underfed. Meet Kaveri- A blind bear who uses her freedom as vision!Sat, 2012-08-04 06:55 | by Anonymous
Every bear that comes into our centre has a unique story; one usually filled with trauma and fear. Kaveri’s story was like most other dancing bears, but with so much more pain that it’s a miracle she survived. Despite her painful early years, she has blossomed into a happy bear and flourishes at our rescue centre today. |
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In another one of many firsts, India’s first Conservation Education Walkway focusing on wildlife conservation with special emphasis on Bear protection has been established in Agra, Uttar Pradesh at the Bear Rescue and Rehabilitation Facility by Wildlife SOS. 
The environment is the best teacher. She might not be the calmest but she has her way of getting the point across. Wildlife SOS has had more than one tryst with her and we have learnt more than we could’ve any other way. 
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