Sanctuary Asia
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India's leading #wildlife and #conservation magazine. Est. 1981. A part of the Sanctuary Nature Foundation.
Mumbai, India
Joined August 2009
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Why feign surprise when India is punished by the climate crisis? Himalayan landslides!? Killer floods & droughts? Nature's warnings ignored! Remember Mumbai's 2005 Mithi disaster? Wyanaad's 2024 flood trauma (below)? Nero fiddled while Rome burned! @SanctuaryAsia
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What else is our planet but a Sanctuary for all life? For over 40 years, Sanctuary has told stories of wild India - its forests, wildlife, people and protectors... and has evolved into an intrinsic part of India's conservation movement.
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Roads to Nowhere? Landslides in the Himalaya and the Western Ghats cannot just be blamed on 'Acts of God'. The combination of gravity & rain demands that we obey the laws of nature, or continue to pay the price for disrespecting it. @SanctuaryAsia
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Snow leopards are to the Himalaya what tigers are to the forests of India. Their presence indicate health. Their absence from habitats they once occupied... decay. @SanctuaryAsia @shatakshigawade
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The best habitat for the tiger today is the human heart. @Sanctuaryasia
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So do YOU eat chemical carrots, spinach, apples, pears, peanuts, peas, grapes, strawberries, chapatis, rice, beans, mangoes, bannanas and more? @SanctuaryAsia Chemicals assasinate soil organisms that plants & fungi use to turn sunlight into carbohydrates https://t.co/68vkrLpGOy
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Rice is one among scores of foods that will be hit by our self-created climate crisis. We should be arming farmers with knowledge on the causes of the climate crisis, and the impact of chemicals on soils, not just the Monsoon arrival dates. @SanctuaryAsia
The Reserve Bank of India has warned that unpredictable weather, floods, and heatwaves hurt India’s agriculture and economy. Key farming states are most affected, impacting rice output and water availability.
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Great Indian Bustard: Image courtesy Saurabh Sawant Zoanthids: Image courtesy Sarang Naik/Sanctuary Photolibrary City vs forest: Image courtesy Rukhiya Mohammed/Sanctuary Photolibrary Lion: Image courtesy Dr. Mohan Ram Crested Serpent Eagle: Image courtesy Saurabh Sawant
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Elephants being chased: Image courtesy Suman Poulick/Sanctuary Photolibrary Tiger leaping from boat: Image courtesy Dr. Anish Andheria Sloth bear: Image courtesy Rajarshi Banerji/Sanctuary Photolibrary Underwater coral: Image courtesy Tasneem Khan
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Credits: Fateh Singh Rathore: Image courtesy Sanctuary Photolibrary Ranthambhore tiger: Image courtesy Valmik Thapar All Bittu Sahgal: Image courtesy Sanctuary Photolibrary Kids For Tigers: Image courtesy Sanctuary Photolibrary
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Sanctuary Asia | 5,065 followers on LinkedIn. India's leading wildlife and conservation magazine. 🌏 Est. 1981. A part of the Sanctuary Nature Foundation. | Sanctuary Nature Foundation is a non-pro...
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We work at the tri-junction of biodiversity, economics and climate change with partners seeking to forge a safe, equitable future for generations. Together we can and will protect what matters most: The Wild.
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What else is our planet but a Sanctuary for all life? For over 40 years, Sanctuary has told stories of wild India - its forests, wildlife, people and protectors... and has evolved into an intrinsic part of India's conservation movement.
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In context of the foundation stone laying of the Ken Betwa River "Linking" Project today by the prime minister, made a quick video about this water transfer project designed to take water OUT of Bundelkhand. @Indian_Rivers @veditum @SanctuaryAsia
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The Sanctuary Wildlife Awards 2024 is proudly brought to you by @dspmf. The event will be held at the iconic @NCPAMumbai. ✨
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From groundbreaking research to on-the-ground action, these remarkable individuals are making a tangible difference in safeguarding our natural heritage.💚
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We Belong Here. As our planet faces unprecedented challenges, we celebrate the extraordinary individuals who are fearlessly leading the charge for wildlife conservation. Join us on December 6th, 2024, as we honour 11 inspiring heroes at the Sanctuary Wildlife Awards.💫
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🐍 A remarkable breakthrough in the conservation of the #kingcobra has been made, as researchers unveil four distinct species of this majestic snake, spanning across various countries, including two in India. @KalingaCRE 🙌🏽 Read more at:
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Till now, Ophiophagus hannah, described by Theodore Cantor in 1836, was seen as the only species of king cobra in the world. Though some scientists had guessed about the possibility of more species,...
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Recently, 10 elephants succumbed in Bandhavgarh tiger reserve, Madhya Pradesh. With no lived experience of sharing space with elephants in Central India among the local communities and wildlife managers (the last records of resident elephants in this region are from the 1900s)
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