Poaching4 Bears Rescued in Anti-Poaching OperationTue, 2013-02-19 08:58 | by Nikki
A Man Who Will Go to the ends of the Earth to help wildlifeSat, 2013-01-12 13:29 | by vinayBarefoot soldiers conserving the bear habitatSun, 2013-01-06 11:26 | by vinay
By Samad Kottur In 2006, Wildlife SOS intiated a project that would conserve bear habitat in the area of karnataka near Ramdurga. This unique habitat was chosen because of its value to protecting sloth bears. It is ideal because the rocky boulders and a scrub jungle that spreads on undulating hill ranges provide shelter and food for the bears. Read more » Sloth bear cub trapped in a snare, rescued and released.Wed, 2012-12-05 14:16 | by vinay
Two Slow Loris seized from smugglers at the Delhi International AirportThu, 2012-09-13 12:41 | by AnonymousEverybody at the Delhi International airport thought it was just another day at work, security, scanners and aero planes. Little did they know things were about to change. The Jet Airways flight from Thailand had landed, the date 10th September 2012. Most passengers were rushing to get through the transfer gate to catch the connecting flight to Dubai. Notorious Tiger Poacher NabbedThu, 2012-08-02 15:13 | by Nikki
Poachers arrested, skin seized and our fingers crossed!!!Thu, 2012-01-26 23:57 | by Anonymous
Our Forest Watch team received a tip off about a few men in a remote district of Dhamtari, Chhattisgarh, who looked suspicious and were snooping around the village holding a parcel that looked a little fishy. A successful Anti-poaching in the Delhi border results in the arrest of 4 poachers and recovery of 15 deadly jaw traps and wild animal carcassesTue, 2011-01-25 04:36 | by Santosh
Joint Anti poaching Operation with Bihar Police & Forest Dept results in rescue of seven bears including five bear cubs – three traders arrestedSun, 2011-01-23 03:37 | by Santosh
Hitting the AirwavesFri, 2010-03-12 09:37 | by JonWildlife SOS Ambassador for the animals and acclaimed Bollywood actor, Abhay Deol, recently took to the airwaves along with Kartick to talk about why he supports Wildlife SOS! |