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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Surf's Up May 2022
Algae in oceans capture four times more carbon than the Amazon rainforest!

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Cub News May 2022
Ecuador first country to give legal rights to animals, Mollem campaign's first big victory, and more news you can use!

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Book Review: Trees Of Arunachal P...
Abinaya Kalyanasundaram reviews Trees of Arunachal Pradesh, a pictorial field guide put together by biologists from the Nature Conservation.

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Arannya Environment Research Orga...
Francesca Cotta writes about the work that the Arannya Environment Research Organisation does to improve the environmental literacy of Goa’s youth.

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Entangled
Entangled A marine biologist and conservationist, Trisha Gupta writes about the need to change our approach while studying threatened species such as sharks.

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The Birding Brigade
The Birding Brigade A few women birders share their experiences of Big Bird Day 2022, an annual event that encourages birders of all hues to form groups.

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The Two Sides Of The Sundarbans
As part of Sanctuary Nature Foundation’s Bagh Sankalp project, Amandeep Kaur Bamra interacted with women from the Kalidas village, to understand the specific.

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The Potential And Power Of Conser...
Joanna van Gruisen and Raghu Chundawat tell us more about the community conservancy approach they envision, which can rebuild local economies while helping.

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Portrait Of A Tree On Fire: The K...
Portrait of a Tree on Fire: The Kashmir Chinar Rithika Fernandes examines the seasonal, cultural and historical significance of chinar trees in Jammu Kashmir.

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Climate Watch - April 2022
Climate Watch A summary of the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report on the state of our climate crisis.

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Making History - The ZSI’s First...
Dhriti Banerjee, the first woman Director of the Zoological Survey of India, speaks to Lakshmy Raman about her journey in science, a field that has been.

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The Kumbhalgarh National Park - Q...
The Kumbhalgarh National Park Wildlife biologist Priya Singh, grew up a few miles west of this picturesque park and shares stories about her explorations.

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