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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Nature Needs All
Nature Needs All Conservation professionals from all walks of life are working to build a healthier planet, finds Rithwik Sundar.

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Environmental Education Now
Environmental Education Now! Environmental education can help us live in harmony with nature, instead of competing with it. Choosing to work for the biosphere.

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Take Action - November 2024
TAKE ACTION India must make climate studies a key part of its environmental education curriculum.

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Inbox - November 2024
INBOX Letters from you!

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Kids For Tigers - November 2024
KIDS FOR TIGERS UPDATE The nationwide effort of Sanctuary and school kids to save the wild tiger and its habitat.

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Wild Child - Photofeature
PHOTOFEATURE Wild Child

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What Can A Humble Bit Of Terracot...
What Can a Humble Bit of Terracotta Achieve? With its tenacious mangroves and wetlands, the Sundarban resembles a forest from a fairy tale.

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Book Review: Gathering
Shreyasi Sharma reviews Gathering edited by Durre Shahwar and Nasia Sarwar-Skuse

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Book Review: Discover The Beautif...
Shatakshi Gawade reviews Discover the Beautiful Mammals of India by Nelson Rodrigues.

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Book Review: The Great Nicobar Be...
Shatakshi Gawade reviews The Great Nicobar Betrayal curated by Pankaj Sekhsaria

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Is The Environmental Movement Mov...
Is the Environmental Movement Moving Online? Sanctuary’s Lakshmy Raman and Shatakshi Gawade speak with varied content creators to tap into the immense.

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Meet Sudarshan Shaw
Meet Sudarshan Shaw An artist, change-maker and conservationist, Sudarshan Shaw is a link between our past and present. He exemplifies Sanctuary’s.

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