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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Nature’s Business: Connecting The...
From the Galapagos to the Amazon, Biomimicry Communicator Anjan Prakash travels the world to be inspired by Nature’s designs. In this 10-part column, Nature’s

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“Till The Gharial Gets The Suppor...
On World Environment Day, June 5, 2016, the heart-warming arrival of a few gharial hatchlings confirmed a new breeding population of the species along river

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The Extraterrestrial Spell Of Lon...
Thousands of stellar bodies and debris called asteroids and meteoroids pass within striking distance of the Earth every day. They range from the size of dust

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Dankuni In Distress!
Despite a recent High Court order to protect the Dankuni wetlands in West Bengal, without public pressure we could lose these wetlands to land sharks.

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Sanctuary Wildlife Awards 2016

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Canvassing For Wildlife
In a tête-à-tête with ornithologist, author and publisher, Bikram Grewal, artist Meena Subramaniam tells readers that she wants aesthetes to feel the connec

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The Fall Of A Serow
Munib Khanyari investigates why a rare Himalayan serow tumbled down, dead, in the outskirts of the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary.

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Our Living Planet - The Sanctuary...
Meet the men and women who represent the very best of conservation and Earth-patriotism. They have assumed the position of Earth-protectors and are a source

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Meet S.E.H. Kazmi
Bittu Sahgal speaks to Sanctuary’s Lifetime Service Award winner of 2016 S.E.H. Kazmi, who has had a profound influence on the conservation map of Palamau a

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Gabbar - Battle-Scarred Survivor
The team responsible for tracking and protecting Maharashtra’s Tadoba’s tigers narrate an extraordinary tale about an extraordinary tiger.

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Straight To Walong
This is a light-hearted paean to the joys of birding and to the great outdoors as Ram Gopalakrishnan travels right to the Chinese border in search of the bird

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Shared Goals: Public-Private Part...
Nature conservancies spearheaded by the private sector, and supported by the public sector, might just be critical to future conservation in India, writes Zor

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