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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COP-17: Business Takes Bull By Ho...
December 5, 2011: It is crunch time for delegates attending the 17th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change un

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COP 17 Rally In Durban
December 5, 2011: I joined the COP 17 rally in Durban because I wanted members of the COP 17 conference to get a clear message that strong action is needed ag

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COP-17: World’s Harmful Emissions...
December 5, 2011: Global carbon-dioxide emissions rose by a record 5,9% last year, following the dampening effect of the 2008-09 financial crisis, according t

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COP-17: Carbon Tax Will Kill SA C...
December 5, 2011: South Africa’s coal export market was under threat from the current proposals on carbon taxes, Anglo American warned yesterday, but concerte

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Clashes On Durban Streets As COP1...
December 5, 2011: The COP17 climate talks enter their second week this week entangled in a thick mesh of issues with no guarantee that negotiators and their m

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COP-17: Umgeni Water Gets R385m E...
December 5, 2011: The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed a R385m long-funding loan agreement with Umgeni Water, intended to help boost water supply to

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Film Screenings At COP17
December 5, 2011: eThekwini Municipality and the Architects’ Collective will host a series of film screenings from 1-9 December alongside the Repurpose: Archi

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Climate-India 3 Last
December 2, 2011,(PTI): So far, India also refuses to give into agreeing to So far, India also refuses to give into agreeing to "legal form" that will bind it

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Organizers Seek Smooth Conduct Of...
December 3, 2011: With just a month to go for the jallikattu season to begin, enthusiasts fearing a probable ban on the event have decided to meet Union envir

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India Decries Trade Barriers 'Dis...
December 2, 2011: The success of future climate change negotiations could be undermined by unilateral policies adopted by rich nations that work as restrictiv

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The Call Of The Wild
First Prize: Aditya Singh - 'Mother's Fury' This incredible confrontation between a sloth bear Melursus ursinus and a tiger Panthera tigris took place in

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Dead Tigers Or Clean Electricity?...
The pugmarks were clear in the damp mud of the track - a leopard had passed this way, and probably not many hours ago, before sunrise. Just off the track, buf

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