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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Kids for Tigers in the Wild
At the Kids for Tigers’ Regional Camp in Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve, we took part in activities that inspired us to work for wildlife conservation.

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DoubleTrouble
Two golden jackals are rescued by the RESQ Charitable Trust.

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Mixed Bag July 2023
Fun facts, jokes, etc.

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Green Peeps July 2023
Meet Divyanshu Pawar, 24, geologist, ecologist and hydrologist.

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Bouncing Babies
Photostory Striped hyenas by Sudipta Chakraborty.

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Nature’s Equilibrium
Photofeature Nature’s Equilibrium – Wild interdependence and human influence.

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The Long Restoration of Byrasandr...
With an invincible spirit the young and driven students of the Green Army tackle the long-overdue restoration of Byrasandra lake in Bengaluru.

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Dilip D. Khatau - 1942-2023
Dilip Khatau Bittu Sahgal remembers his close friend, conservationist-businessman and founder of The Corbett Foundation, whose life was spent protecting.

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Shashank, The Creator Of Maps And...
Nandini Mehrotra fondly remembers her friend and mentor – a cartographer, conservation technologist, and the Founder of Technology for Wildlife.

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The Dolphins Of Malabar Hill
The Dolphins of Malabar Hill Darshan Khatau observes stunning marine biodiversity in the form of playful dolphins, from his balcony on Malabar Hill, Mumbai.

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Of Kokum And Its Cousins
Of Kokum and its Cousins Known for the refreshing Konkani drink made from the fruits of this plant, Soham Kacker elaborates on the kokum and its wild relatives…

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Bhigwan: The Story Of A Wetland
Bhigwan: The Story of a Wetland Maharashtra’s Bhigwan Bird Sanctuary became a regular Sunday birdwatching jaunt for Dr. Erach Bharucha, in the 1980s.

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