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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Can Bees Stop Elephants From Raid...
April 27, 2010: The buzz of angry bees can stir elephants to sound a "rumbling" alarm, signalling troop members to flee their attackers, a study released Mond

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Jairam Asks Prime Minister To Dec...
April 29, 2010: Stung by criticism that he delays projects, Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh has left it to the Prime Minister to decide on the mechanism fo

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Young Tigress rescued and release...

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Are we really lucky ?

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Gujarat’s pride: Lion count touch...

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By identifying India’s first indi...

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Save Tiger

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Will Athirappilly Waterfall Be Sa...
April 27, 2010:Deccan Herald: In fact, most of the river less than 5 km upstream from the proposed Athirappilly project site lies captured and still in the wa

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Conservative Tourism? Goa Shows T...
April 27, 2010:Times Of India: Goa's Practice Of Mixing Turtle Conservation With Tourism Has Potential For Successful Replication Across The Indian Coast says

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How Mumbai Lost Its Animal Instin...
April 25, 2010:Times Of India: In the winter of 1913, residents witnessed a jackal being chased by a pack of stray dogs from Charni Road Station to Marine Dri

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Collegians Discover New Scorpion...
April 28, 2010: A new species of scorpion the eighth one from Mumbai has been discovered by two college students in the scrublands of Aarey Milk Colony, Goreg

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Notorious Tiger Poacher Papa In N...
April 27, 2010:Deccan Herald: The Forest Department staff have arrested a notorious tiger poacher Papa in Bandipur National Park limits. 

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