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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Questions Raised Over Petrochemic...
October 21, 2011: The inclusion of global energy and chemicals corporation Sasol in the South African national delegation to the seventeenth United Nations Fr

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3 Bor Tigers Can Be Rehabilitated...
October 17, 2011: Amid debate over proposed release of three rescued tigers in Bor wildlife sanctuary, 60km from Nagpur, the Wildlife Institute of India (WII)

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Panna’s Poaching Nexus Exposed
October 21, 2011: Staff of the tiger reserve worked hand in glove with poachers, while the state government kept its eyes tightly shut.

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Climate Change Is Shrinking Many...
October 17, 2011: An examination of the fossil record from the last time the Earth went through a significant rise in temperatures about 50 million years ago

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New Climate Change Plan Lauded As...
October 17, 2011: Water and Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa ’s new climate change response policy, to be gazetted by tomorrow, has been welcomed as

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Starbucks Terrified Climate Chang...
October 16, 2011: For those of you who haven't yet found a reason to be worried about the effects of climate change, maybe this will work.

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Climate Charter To Change Hamilto...
October 16, 2011: A coalition of environmental groups and the City of Hamilton will introduce the first Climate Change Action Charter in Ontario Monday.

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Perry Officials Altered Scientifi...
October 16, 2011: Texas Governor Rick Perry takes pride in being a climate change denier, and his administration backs him up.

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Experts Back India At Climate Cha...
October 16, 2011: With India proposing the inclusion of some of neglected issues in the agenda of the UN climate change negotiations in Durban later this year

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Climate Change Makes Animals, Peo...
October 16, 2011: Plants, polar bears, and people are among the living things likely to shrink thanks to global warming, scientists say. 

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Elephants

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Enviornment Minister Jayanthi Nat...
October 15, 2011: The Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) headed by Jayanthi Natarajan has put up 35 projects for clearance by the Standing Committee o

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