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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Ecotourism - Can It Be More Than...
Neha Sinha writes on the Amur Falcon conservation journey -replete with the challenges facing ethical ecotourism.

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Small Wildlife Rescued Around Kaz...
In September 2018, Sanctuary's Mud on Boots Project Leader Manoj Gogoi conducted 29 wildlife rescues in the villages around Kaziranga.

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Connecting Forest Islands In Arun...
In a bid to save the endangered hoolock gibbons of Mishmi Hills, Anoko Mega, Sanctuary’s Mud On Boots Project Leader is organizing plantation drives to connec

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The Sanctuary Debate 2018
The Sanctuary Nature Foundation is delighted to present the first-ever Sanctuary Debate to be held on October 24, 2018, 6 p.m. onwards, at The Royal Opera Hou

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Otters In Tiger Country
The Wildlife Conservation Trust’s discovery of Eurasian otters in central India underlines the importance of conserving large landscapes in the name of umbrel

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Quadripartite Association
On a night walk in the Doyang Valley, Dr. Anish Andheria stumbles upon a rarely recorded phenomenon - a four-party association between three insects belonging

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Meet Aditya ‘Dicky’ Singh
Declared the Sanctuary Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2011, and winner of the Carl Zeiss Award for Conservation a year later, ‘Dicky’ Singh, and his wife

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Wild Madhya Pradesh
With unparalleled cultural and natural heritage, Madhya Pradesh lies, literally and figuratively, at the heart of India. An astounding one-third of the state

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Marine Life Of Mumbai
Anirudh Nair writes about Marine Life of Mumbai (MLOM), a citizen’s collective that is redefining taking a simple walk by the sea. Their guided shore and beac

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Conflict Mitigation Awareness Cam...
On October 2, 2018, a day that marks the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and the commencement of National Wildlife Week, Sanctuary's Mud on Boots Project

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Villagers Block Chhattisgarh High...
Incensed by the loss of human life and the damage caused to crops and property by wild elephants, an estimated 800 villagers blocked parts of the National Highw

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Environment Minister Urged To Tak...
Cara Tejpal, Project Head of Sanctuary’s Mud On Boots programme calls on Environment Minister, Dr. Harsh Vardhan to take cognizance of the escalating human- e

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