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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Govt Nod For Commercial Activitie...
July 21 2011: A High-level meeting of the State Board of Wildlife (protection), chaired by Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, cleared 17 proposals of al

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A Future Without Coal: In New Mex...
July 25, 2011: It’s time we secure a future without coal in New Mexico, across America, and around the world. It won’t be easy. Along the way, we will need a

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A Future Without Coal: In New Mex...
July 25, 2011: It’s time we secure a future without coal in New Mexico, across America, and around the world. It won’t be easy. Along the way, we will need a

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The War Dogma
July 25, 2011: Reporter Javed Iqbal debates the meaning of neutrality, objectivity and truth in the conflict zone of Dantewada, where everything seems to depe

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Two Leopard Skins Recovered By Th...
July 19, 2011: The Forest  department officials  of Uttrakhand conducted a covert operation at Thadur which is 35kms away from Mussorie, Uttrakhand- North Ind

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India Announces Environment Regul...
July 25, 2011: India will set up an environment regulator to bring in a "complete change" in the process of granting clearances for industries.

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Kashmir Pays For Environmental Ne...
July 25, 2011: Years of poor policies and neglect are taking a toll on Kashmir’s unmatched ecological assets, that also happen to be international tourist att

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PM: Environment Regulation Soon
July 25, 2011: Former environment minister Jairam Ramesh’s flip-flop regime has been given a quiet bural with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh stating that an in

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Jairam's Priority: Development In...
July 25, 2011: Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh is now planning to relax norms with just 30 to 50 per cent of development projects underway in Naxal-h

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Red Sanders Smugglers Kill Forest...
July 12, 2011: The battle against smuggling of red sanders turned deadly with the smugglers killing a forest officer on Tuesday. Srinivasulu, who was chasing

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Man Held With Body Parts Of Leopa...
July 17, 2011: The Uttarakhand Wildlife authorities on Saturday arrested a Garhi Cantt resident and seized leopard bones, nails and teeth from his possession.

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Mining In Western Ghats May Be Cu...
July 19, 2011,(IANS): Capping the extent of mining in the Western Ghats, stretching from Maharashtra to Kerala, is being considered, the head of a panel monit

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