What sets KAANANA apart:

Its commitment to making environmental knowledge accessible and engaging. Each edition features a rich blend of articles on current environmental issues, both local and national, along with insights into endemic species, conservation efforts, wildlife behavior, and forest ecosystems. The magazine has received enthusiastic contributions from nature enthusiasts, writers, and photographers across the globe—many of whom share their original photographs, articles, poems, drawings, and artwork.

Kaanana is currently read in over 20 countries and continues to build a vibrant community of readers, writers, and nature lovers. To ensure easy access for everyone, Kaanana has its own dedicated website where readers can browse, download, print, and comment on individual articles or complete issues.

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Kaanana welcomes your creative contributions on topics like:

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"Kaanana is an exceptional e-magazine that has enriched environmental education for over a decade, spotlighting the world of plants, animals, and microorganisms through compelling stories and stunning photography. Its collaboration with the Wildlife Conservation Group (WCG) has significantly advanced wildlife documentation and conservation in Karnataka, thanks to a team of passionate naturalists who conduct impactful nature education programs that inspire love for the wild among children and the public. As a proud member of WCG, I deeply admire their unwavering commitment to ecological restoration and community engagement, and I wholeheartedly wish their remarkable efforts continue to grow and reach more hearts across the state."

Dr. S. Shishupala

Professor and Chairman

Department of Microbiology

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