Wildlife

Haryana’s Aravalli Safari Project focuses on eco-tourism, job creation, and biodiversity conservation through wildlife attractions in Gurugram and Nuh districts

Gujarat’s Asiatic lions thrive due to human-lion coexistence driven by economic benefits, cultural tolerance, and legal protections. Researchers urge better compensation and monitoring to sustain harmony.

A wild elephant was electrocuted in MP's Maihar district due to a low-hanging power line. This marks the state's 12th tusker death since October, sparking calls for urgent action to address human-wildlife conflicts and infrastructure issues.

A golden jackal trapped in a 40-foot-deep open well in Agra was safely rescued by Wildlife SOS and the Forest Department. After a thorough check, it was released back into its natural habitat, highlighting the need for wildlife conservation.

Two newborn cheetah cubs at Kuno National Park were found dead just days after Chief Minister Yadav announced their birth. This raises concerns about the survival rate of cheetah cubs in the park

A Wildlife SOS report warns of growing human-bear conflicts in Kashmir. With tourism, livestock grazing, & waste issues harming brown bears, NGT directs urgent action. The report recommends improved waste management, regulated tourism, & livestock control

A baby elephant was injured by a potash bomb at Sitanadi-Udanti Tiger Reserve, Chhattisgarh. The incident scattered the herd, and authorities are investigating. A reward of Rs 10,000 is offered for information on the person responsible.

Wildlife SOS rescued two pythons from the National Power Training Institute in Badarpur, Delhi. The snakes, found in the canteen and garden, were safely extricated. They will be observed before being released back into the wild.

Bhola, a nearly blind elephant rescued in 2010 after a tragic accident, celebrates 14 years of recovery at Wildlife SOS. His journey from severe injuries to thriving at the sanctuary stands as a powerful story of resilience and care.

FSI reports 1,670 trees were felled in Delhi's Ridge for road widening, much higher than the DDA's count of 642. The Supreme Court hears discrepancies in tree-felling figures.