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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The Economics Of A Living Tiger -...
The Economics of Living Tigers Vehicle-bound safari tourism is not the primary driver of conflict, opines Dr. Anish Andheria, as he outlines the potential.

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Meet Vivek Menon
Meet Vivek Menon In conversation with Sanctuary’s Shatakshi Gawade, founder of the Wildlife Trust of India, Vivek Menon discusses activism, pragmatism.

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Camera Trapping Seeing Without Be...
Camera Trapping: Seeing Without Being Seen From rare discoveries to intimate glimpses of animal behaviour, camera traps have transformed wildlife research.

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Sisters Who Walk The Himalaya: Th...
Phung and Song, traverse the unimaginably difficult high-altitude landscapes of North Sikkim in aid of conservation efforts. Kabya Chamling Rai shares their.

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Some Lands Should Stay Brown
The billion-year-old rocks of the Dharwar Craton conceal a world teeming with lifeforms including hyenas and foxes. Sanjay Gubbi transports us through this.

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A Civilisation-Ending Event You N...
A Civilisation-ending Event You Never Heard of? The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is weakening, writes Praveen Gupta, who explores.

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Otters And Jackals: When Lives In...
Falling Prey: Small-clawed Otters and Jackals are paying the price for toxic agro-chemical usage in parts of the Western Ghats, warns Gopakumar Menon.

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Sal Flowers For Summer
Sal Flowers for Summer Soham Kacker shares the mass flowering phenomenon and rhythms that shape these magnificent forests.

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No Kings
NO KINGS. Apex predators help shape ecosystems, but they are not ‘rulers’ – just threads in a wider web on the planet, writes Rithwik Sundar.

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Close Quarters
CLOSE QUARTERS Two minutes after the leopard passed, I unknowingly followed in its tracks, writes Sahir Doshi, as he traverses shared wild spaces in Mumbai.

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Apex Scavenger
Treating an injured vulture, a top scavenger of our skies, was not just about healing a wound, but about restoring its ability to. By Malyasri Bhattacharya.

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Above it All
PHOTOFEATURE Above it all.

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