Sanctuary Asia

The Sanctuary Nature Foundation’s flagship Sanctuary Asia magazine founded and edited by Bittu Sahgal has been in continuous publication since 1981 and remains India's leading and best-loved magazine in its genre. Browse through select articles from our past issues.
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The Mahouts Of Bandhavgarh, Led B...
The front line staff of wildlife reserves - daily wagers, guards - rangers - are seldom credited for helping protect the forests and wildlife they defend ev

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Prerna Singh Bindra
In an arena dominated by ruthless men, this woman has investigated, explored, networked, fought and researched virtually every aspect of wildlife conservati

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Bholu Abrar Khan
He was a mere child when his father, a cook, moved to work for the Maharaja of Bharatpur, who used to hold massive shoots for all manner of dignitaries. Y

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Sukumar Paira
He lives in tiger country. He nurtures young minds. He is the Headmaster of the Bijoynagar Adarsha Vidyamandir (BAV) located on an island called Bali, in th

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Aditya Chandra Panda
He is all of 21, is doing his B.Sc. and visits the Chandaka-Dampara Sanctuary near Bhubaneshwar every week to monitor elephant herds locked in a tragic and

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Latha And Aneesh
The Mannans are amongst the most prominent of southern Kerala’s tribes. ‘Mannan’ quite literally means ‘king’. Hunter- gatherers by birth, most Mannans are no

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Travel Operators For Tigers (TOFT...
An India-focused campaign with global dimensions, TOFT is attempting to turn wildlife tourism into a conservation tool. TOFT has the support of a large numb

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Fateh Singh Rathore
An iconic figure, he is widely credited with having fathered one of the world’s best known tiger reserves - Ranthambhore. This involved the painstaking rest

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Dr. Y.V. Jhala And Qamar Qureshi
For evaluating the status of tigers, their habitat and prey in India.Dr. Y.V. Jhala’s credentials are impeccable. A doctorate from the Virginia Polytechnic

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Ranthambhore-Sariska Tiger Reloca...
Somewhere between July and November 2004, the last tiger in Sariska was killed. Three years and seven months later, an ambitious reintroduction project was

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