A tiger was photographed in the Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, middle Himalayas, by IFS officer Dr. PM Dhakate. This rare sighting highlights the tiger's adaptability to high-altitude environments and showcases Binsar's rich biodiversity.

On World Biodiversity Day, Wildlife SOS celebrates impact of rescued elephants at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. Since its inception in 2010, the centre has not only provided a sanctuary for over 30 elephants

World Bee Day, raises awareness about the essential role of bees and other pollinators in ecosystems and food production. This year's theme, "Bee Engaged with Youth," encourages young people to participate in beekeeping and conservation.

Over five million large farmland trees were cut down in India from 2018 to 2022 to make way for agriculture, with significant losses in Telangana and Maharashtra. About 11% of India’s large trees, previously mapped in 2010-2011, had disappeared by 2018.

Phoolkali, a resilient female elephant, was plucked from the torment of street begging in 2012 by the compassionate efforts of Wildlife SOS, a dedicated conservation NGO. Enduring over five decades of mistreatment and hardship on streets of Uttar Pradesh.

Wildlife SOS marks World Endangered Species Day by highlighting India's rich wildlife diversity and the importance of conservation efforts. Despite population growth challenges, India hosts rare and endangered species.

Researchers said that Giant Hummingbird of western South America isn't just 1 species but 2. While northern population resides permanently in high Andes, southern population undertakes migrations from sea level to 14,000 feet during non-breeding months.

Wildlife SOS has intensified its efforts to protect elephants and sloth bears from the summer heat in India. Measures such as installing sprinklers, providing mud baths, and enriching animals' diets have been implemented across various rescue facilities

Junnar forest region in Pune has witnessed a surge in fatal leopard attacks, with recent death of Nanubai Sitaram Kadale marking the third incident in a month. These attacks have prompted the forest department to declare a red alert in 13 nearby villages

Despite a decrease in deforestation rates in the Brazilian Amazon in 2023, wildfires have emerged as a new threat, particularly impacting old-growth forest areas. A study revealed a staggering 152% increase in wildfires compared to 2022