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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Climate Change Is Altering The Li...
October 25, 2011: Winter snow blankets southwest Alaska on January 12, 2011, bringing the varied topography of the region into sharp relief. The Moderate Reso

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Yukon River Dumping More Mercury...
October 25, 2011: The Yukon River is delivering upwards of five tons of mercury a year to the Arctic environment, likely in response to a warming climate, sci

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Chinese Glaciers Hit Hard By Glob...
October 26, 2011: Significant increases in annual temperatures are having a devastating affect on glaciers in the mountainous regions of south-western China,

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Independent Study Reveals Global...
October 25, 2011: The Berkeley Earth Project has confirmed that global warming is a reality, with the average global land temperature rising by around 1C sinc

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Iceland To Help France Save Trees...
October 25, 2011: Iceland and France are looking into the possibility of taking French trees endangered by global warming and planting them in Iceland to safe

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Climate Change Making Country's W...
October 26, 2011: Climate change and population growth in the United States will make having enough fresh water more challenging in the coming years, an exper

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Climate Change And The Top End
October 27, 2011: That's one of the ideas that was raised at a Darwin conference on climate change and the future for northern Australia. It was called "Livin

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Climate Change May Be Spiking Mer...
October 26, 2011: The massive Yukon River Basin has mercury levels vastly higher than many other comparable river bodies, the U.S. Geological Survey said this

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'Risk Atlas' Assesses Climate Vul...
October 26, 2011: Some of the world's fastest growing population centers in Asia and Africa are at greatest risk from the impact of climate change, according

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Of Caimans, Caviar, and Consignme...

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Forest Rights Without Forests?

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Centre Trying To Lift Ban On Nigh...
October 26, 2011: Is the State Government under pressure from the Centre to relax the ban on traffic through Bandipur National Park at night, although the iss

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