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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Celebrating Birds
Gleanings from the UP Bird Festival- three days of intense birding, learnings, warnings.

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Cashew Feni and Forest Tales
Better management of plantations tackling a twin threat- habitat destruction and hunting.

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Length Of Skin, Weight Of Bones
A chilling journey into the minds and methods of some individuals from India's traditional hunting communities.

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Learning From The Locals
Ph.D. researcher Sanjeeta Sharma pays gratitude to the many wonderful people she encountered during her fieldwork in India and Nepal.

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Divya Mudappa - Restoring The Fab...
Heading outdoors, into forests, among animals of all sorts was always something I found irresistible. Still, it was not until I entered college to study zoolo

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Hornbill Haven
Amitha Bachan K.H. of the Western Ghats Hornbill Foundation writes about The Great Hornbills nesting and mating patterns.

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A positive outlook for future
Bittu Sahgal, talks about believing in passing on a brighter future to coming generation.

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Our Living Planet
When Nature’s narrative turns despairing, these individuals bring us stories of hope.

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Tamor Pingla Sanctuary
In Chhattisgarh’s Sarguja Elephant Reserve, observe nature and worrying about future.

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The Village that Moved
By relocating, a village in Assam, helped secure an ancient migratory route for elephants

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Meet S.E.H. Kazmi
Bittu Sahgal speaks to Sanctuarys Lifetime Service Award winner of 2016 S.E.H. Kazmi, who has had a profound influence on the conservation

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Straight To Walong
This is a light-hearted paean to the joys of birding and to the great outdoors as Ram Gopalakrishnan travels

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