Indian wildlife is experiencing a serious threat and to conserve it, various Indian organisations are working and one of them is Wildlife SOS. A non-profit organisation in India that works for the security and welfare of various wildlife animals, conserving their habitats, conducting research in order to be aware of their situation, creating a sustainable environment for their livelihood, Wildlife SOS has been recently awarded at an event organized by San Diego Zoo Global. The NGO, which has also been visited by the Canadian Prime Minister during his visit in India, has two branches – Bengaluru and New Delhi (with centres at Agra and Mathura). In the annual event, “Friends of the Animals” organised by the San Diego Zoo Global which appreciates the measures and responsibilities various organisations or even individuals take in order to ensure the safety of animals all over the world, the India-based Wildlife SOS was honoured with lifetime achievement award.
Indian wildlife is experiencing a serious threat and to conserve it, various Indian organisations are working and one of them is Wildlife SOS. A non-profit organisation in India that works for the security and welfare of various wildlife animals, conserving their habitats, conducting research in order to be aware of their situation, creating a sustainable environment for their livelihood, Wildlife SOS has been recently awarded at an event organized by San Diego Zoo Global. The NGO, which has also been visited by the Canadian Prime Minister during his visit in India, has two branches – Bengaluru and New Delhi (with centres at Agra and Mathura). In the annual event, “Friends of the Animals” organised by the San Diego Zoo Global which appreciates the measures and responsibilities various organisations or even individuals take in order to ensure the safety of animals all over the world, the India-based Wildlife SOS was honoured with lifetime achievement award.
