The Underwater Whale Snot
Gabriel Guzman (known as @underwater_images), a wildlife photographer, shot an underwater video of a minke whale. We can clearly see in this video (The Underwater Whale Snot) that this minke whale is
Karmactive Staff
Scenic Cherry Blossoms & Deers Of Nara Park
Masami Shirai a.k.a the 1-minute traveller records his encounter with a particularly gorgeous specimen of Sika deer in Japan. The Sika deer of the Nara park are considered divine messengers in the
Jonathan Santosh
Gaura Devi, Jhansi Ki Rani Of Eco-Struggle
This is the women’s era in India. Dr Shantishri Pandit has become the first woman V C of J N U, New Delhi, while Lt. Gen. Madhuri Kanitkar adorns MHU, Nashik as
Govind Tekale
Meet The Friendly Meerkats Of Botswana
Nick Kleer is a South African wildlife photographer with a will to conserve and document the lives of animals. He has been involved in his work for more than a decade now.
Art From Waste On The Beach, Daily Art After Cleanup By Dagmar Huserich
Newspaper, Glass bottles, plastic bags, and other waste that would end up filling landfills or floating in the sea sometimes end up in the hands of some artists. They are put in
Shrinanda Kothari
Capturing Nature Imagery To Inspire Conservation Efforts, Dmitry Kokh
“ I hope that they inspire people in some way to care about and conserve the natural world ” – Dmitry Kokh Dmitry Kokh is a Russian-based photographer. Kokh is a passionate
How Are Satellites Helping Mitigate Climate Crisis?
In recent decades, international environmental regimes have arisen to address variety of issues ranging from atmospheric problems like acid rain or the seasonal thinning of the stratospheric ozone layer, marine problems like
Aryaa Gavai
Sunder Lal Bahuguna, The Dawn Of Chipko Movement In India
Our environment consists of five elements of
UN Declares Humans Responsible For Degrading 40% Of The World’s Land
Human activity has degraded as much as 40 percent of the world’s land, a UN study reports. The UN report says up to 40% of the Earth’s land is degraded, threatening roughly
Nourishment Before & After Green Revolution – The End Of Organic Farming
My village Mudgad Ekoji was mainly dependent on rains for farming. Wheat, rice, Jawar(Sorghum), Harbara(Chickpea), Toor(Pigeon pea), cotton, sugarcane & oilseeds like ground nut, Jawas (Flax), Karola (Niger), Kardi (Safflower) were some