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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261 Leopards Die In 2011, As Conf...
September 15, 2011: They are increasingly wandering into fields, villages and even buildings on the outskirts of towns and cities. Spotting a leopard close to

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Christiana Figueres: 'Lobbyists F...
September 16, 2011: A lack of courage and co-ordination is preventing progressive businesses from matching the firepower of energy companies that are investin

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Bhutan’s Saviour Was Its 74% Fore...
September 20, 2011: The Himalayan twins couldn’t have thrown up more contrasting pictures - one buried in the brown rubble of devastation, the other with only

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Gore Presents Reality About Clima...
September 17, 2011: NO one packs more information into a slide show than Al Gore, who won an Oscar for his documentary "An Inconvenient Truth" in 2006.

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Expert Says Climate Change Caused...
September 18, 2011: A leading Pakistani weather and climate scientist has blamed climate change for the unprecedented torrential monsoon rains in Sindh that h

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Climate Debate Hitting New Lows:...
September 19, 2011: Australia's chief scientist says climate change debate continues to hit new lows as the government's contentious carbon pricing scheme fue

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Faith Leaders Address Climate Cha...
September 19, 2011: Faith leaders will add their names to the We Have Faith climate justice petition, which has already drawn the support of thousands of peop

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Climate Change Worry For Farmers
September 18  2011: Small-scale tea farmers are highly vulnerable to climate change due to their dependence on one crop, the Tea Research Foundation of Kenya

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Climate Change Hits Coffee Indust...
September 18  2011: Global warming has increased the spread of pests in key farming regions with coffee exports facing the strain from the berry disease. Scie

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Climate Change Beaches 20,000 Wal...
September 18, 2011: Government scientists recently captured compelling video evidence that climate change puts Alaskan walruses at risk.

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Geese Know About Climate Change
September 18, 2011: Do the geese talk all the way? It's work enough winging from Canada's marshes to America's heartland without also flapping one's bill nons

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Climate Change Transforms Namibia...
September 19, 2011: In stark contrasts to many other parts of the African continent the riverbeds of western Namibia, known as the land of arid deserts, are a

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