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Wildlife SOS has programs working to try and inspire students to both care about wildlife and to take an active role in protecting it.  When we run these programs we of course are always questioning if we are reaching the students and if they are hearing our message.  The following is a letter from one of the students in our program in the state of Jammu and Kashmir.  He is in the 12th Class at the Tyndale Biscoe School. Read more »

Vinay Datla is the new volunteer coordinator for Wildlife SOS.  This is a new program for Wildlife SOS and we are excited to be launching it in March.  We would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to Vinay who will be heading up this program. Read more »

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Wildlife SOS had promised the head of the Astanpura village, which is located in the Brane-Nishat conservation reserve that they would deliver some First Aid Kits in the village, because of the causalities caused by wild animals.

It wasn’t the first time we had visited the village; last time we were there we bumped into a very enthusiastic gentleman who everyone lovingly called’ masterji’. This time we decided to spend more time chatting with masterji and what we heard actually made our day, it made our week almost. Read more »

A team of about 20 volunteers from our Australian partners (FTB) Free the
Bears Fund Inc, descended on the Wildlife SOS Bear Rescue Centers at
Agra and Bannerghatta to donate their time. After a short stint of
tourism in Delhi, followed by a few days at the pink city of Jaipur and Read more »

Wildlife SOS is organising a 15 day Habitat Management Project in RamDurga near Hampi, Karnataka. Starting on February 14th and continuing up til the 28th February 2011, the project includes creation of water bodies, water harvesting, water management, etc.

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The current issue of SPAN Magazine (a publication of the US Embassy in New Delhi) features an article about Wildlife SOS.  Here's an excerpt: Read more »