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Sanctuary Asia Magazine - November 2015

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In this issue

Nature has always ignited the human imagination. From poets and philosophers to writers and painters, our culture is littered with proof that the natural world inspires AWE. In this issue we bring you eight beautiful paintings of tigers from all over the world, some of which are over 100 years old. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did! Also in this issue, our photofeature spotlights one of nature’s many unsung beauties – tree barks; Aishwarya Sridhar tells you about the Storkbilled
Kingfisher that was the highlight of her trip to the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve;
Jen Scarlott illustrates Pope Francis’ heartening efforts in the area of climate change and the treatment of animals; the Wildlife Trust of India explains why you must never, ever, buy a wild animal for a pet; Rahul Alvares reveals the wonderful ways of monitor lizards and Nayantara Lakshman takes you on a journey to meet the natural-born naturalists of Gundrai.

Sanctuary Asia Magazine Description:

Publisher: Sanctuary-Asia

Category: Animals-and-Pets

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

A wildlife, conservation and environment magazine, that aims to raise awareness among Indians about their disappearing natural heritage. We curate every alternate issue to suit young minds, bringing them the very best stories and images to induce them to fall in love with wild nature.