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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Traveling Tiger Establishes Conne...
By scouring through camera-trap images, forest officials have ascertained the identity of a ‘mystery’ tiger in the forests of Amravati. His origins? A tiger r

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TOFTigers Wildlife Tourism Awards...
The sustainable nature tourism action charity, TOFTigers in association with Sanctuary Nature Foundation have combined to bring together the 5th TOFTigers Wil

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Creatures Of The Night
When the sun has set and most of us are fast asleep, some creatures come out to play. Meet nature’s night-timers.

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Dr. G.I.B Takes Conservation To T...
Armed with a life-sized Great Indian Bustard model, Dr. Pramod Patil is empowering Rajasthani youth to conserve their endangered, wild neighbour.

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Driven To Protect - A Journey Acr...
The PATH (Provide Animals Safe Transit on Highways ) team travelled through more than 30 wildlife sanctuaries in 22 states, moving from sea level to altitudes

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Poacher Duo’s Application Rejecte...
In a courtroom drama that has unfolded over the course of two years, the Maharashtra Forest Department (F.D.), represented pro bono by Special Counsel Kartik

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Snakebite Healing & Education Soc...
Priyanka Kadam explains the serious issue of snakebites in India and how her organisation SHE is working to address the problem. 

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Indian Flap-Shell Turtle
The Indian flap-shell turtle is a unique reptile and is a type of Indian mud turtle.

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Tibbett’s Brook
After years of being resigned to the sewers of New York, the Tibbett’s Brook will see the ‘light of the day’ once again, writes Jennifer Scarlott.

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Cuscus
The elusive cuscus is among the many unique animals found in Australia.

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Sentient Beings Or Shooting Targe...
Wildlife-human conflict is a major issue in rural India, with nilgai, wild boar, and even gaur being declared as vermin in various states. Nimesh Ved ponders

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Lakshadweep Archipelago Feels The...
Early indications, based on extensive aerial surveys conducted across the length of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR), suggest that more than 90 per cent of the re

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