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The Giving Tree

Sanctuary Asia

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April 2019

“There’s a lump in my throat. Seven years ago when I stood here it was a pristine, wild, enigmatic forest. I camped for three nights on the river, tree-drenched mountains fencing us in and the constant chatter of the water keeping us company.

- Cara Tejpal

The Giving Tree

While trying to get warm in my sleeping bag that first night, I had thought to myself that the valley will stay untouched for decades. It’s too far, too remote, too untouchable. It hasn’t been even 10 years. Now, we drive, rumbling along the road that is being built. Each mountain is wounded

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September 2019

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Bringing Up Bob Hoots.

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September 2019

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World Scan

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Environmental champion, politician, climate and peace negotiator

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6 mins

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Sanctuary Asia

Conservation Photography

As a precursor to the Sanctuary Wildlife Photography Awards 2017, a reminder that a ‘picture can save a thousand lives’. Details at www.sanctuaryasia.com.

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1 min

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Sanctuary Asia

Stop The Killer Highway Through Corbett

Even as conservationists in Assam try to minimise wild animal roadkills on NH-37, a highway that obstructs the movement of wildlife from the flooded Kaziranga National Park to the safety of the KarbiAnglong hills… across the country, another killer highway has been foisted on us by the state of Uttarakhand.

time to read

2 mins

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