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In this issue, we introduce you to two amazing women whose life work with chimpanzees, orangutans and gorillas has totally changed the way humans think about their place in the animal kingdom. On page 25, learn how YOU can change the world by learning to have fun without trashing the planet. Also in this issue, you can sit back and let your ‘heart leap up’! We have soaring Red Kites and bounding tigers, ‘man-faced’ bugs and baby pipistrelles, the green side of Goa, the magnificent Sanjay Gandhi National Park, a peek at life through the eyes of a naturalist, and so much more.

Return Of The Red Kites

Red Kites, slightly larger, redder versions of Asian Black Kites, are found across Europe. These birds were slaughtered in large numbers in the Middle Ages* in Britain, as they were considered pests.

2 mins

Another Goa...

If you ask most people what they think Goa is famous for, the reply will probably be beach resorts, fish and feni. But I can show you a glimpse of a Goa that is green, chirpy and full of birds conducting their own musical concert.

2 mins

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Sanctuary Asia Magazine Description:

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.