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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Flying Free
FLYINGFREE Orphaned Alexandrine Parakeet chicks were rehabilitated in the wild, by Madhumay Mallik.

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Green Peeps January 2024
GREEN PEEPS THE CUB INTERVIEW Meet Prachi Paranjpye, 28, conservation and social psychologist, and researcher.

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Around The Watering Hole
PHOTOSTORY Watering hole wildlife by Erwin D’Rose

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Peace In The Wild
PHOTOFEATURE Peace in the Wild.

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Revisiting the Western Ghats - A...
Revisiting the Western Ghats – A Monsoon Adventure On a mission to discover some of the stunning species of the Western Ghats, Saurabh Sawant.

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In Search Of The Clouded Leopard
The dense forests of Manas host the smallest of the big cats – the clouded leopard. Urjit Bhatt and Salvador Lyngdoh unveil the hidden life of this elusive.

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The Drenched, Burgeoning Rainfore...
The Drenched, Burgeoning Rainforests of Borneo In the overcast Danum Valley of Borneo, Ram Gopalakrishnan explores the exquisite treasures of these dense.

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Landmark Trees
Landmark Trees Heritage trees do not represent endangered species, nor do they always represent indigenous ecosystems, but do they have a place in conservation.

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Anne Wright (1929-2023)
Remembering Anne Wright In this touching personal tribute, Raza Kazmi memorialises the life of a conservation icon who influenced wildlife conservation.

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The Sanctuary Papers - December 2...
Sanctuary Papers Oddments of natural history with a smattering of scientific discoveries thrown in for good measure.

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Book Review: Women In The Wild
Bhavya Iyer reviews Women in the Wild edited by Anita Mani

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Book Review: Butterflies Of Chenn...
Bhavya Iyer reviews Butterflies of Chennai: A Comprehensive Field Guide by Vikas Madhav Nagarajan and team.

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