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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Living Together

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Negotiators Past, Present, and Fu...

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What's it like in Copenhagen?

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Our Forests Weed-ed!

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Don't Rob the honest tourist.....

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Kolkatta vulnerable to climate ch...
November 12, 2009: In a recent report, Kolkatta has been identified as the fourth city in Asia most vulnerable to climate change after Dhaka, Manila and Jakar

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Malaysia moves to save its tigers
November 5, 2009: Malaysia has announced ambitious plans to double its tiger population by 2020. The rare Malayan tiger is the victim of a diminishing prey ba

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Churches to ask for a strong clim...
November 12, 2009: The World Council of Churches has directed its churches around the world to ring their bells 350 on December 13 to coincide with the climat

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Poachers arrested for trafficking...
November 9, 2009: In a heartening move, seven people have been arrested for the illegal trafficking of wildlife parts into China and Tibet. Among the seized g

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Australia and India to work toget...
November 12, 2009: Australia has pledged to invest over $70 million in the energy, agriculture and environment sectors in India.

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Can India win if it loses the cli...
In recent months, India has sought to challenge its image overseas, and in growing quarters at home, as recalcitrant and obstructionist on climate change. In

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Meet Mrs. Vinay Rathi Jha
As Secretary, Tourism, Government of India, Vinay Rathi Jha holds the key to the implementation of a vital component of the National Wildlife Action Plan -

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