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CHANGING PLANET.

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Curated by the community.

Global Environmental Catalogue

/03 · Living index
Flora
(5 counts)
Fauna
(7 counts)
Weather
(12 counts)
Ecosystems
(3 counts)
GLACIER RETREAT51.5074°N 0.1278°WAPR 2025 · +1.54°CARCTIC SEA ICECO₂ · 424.6 PPM28.6139°N 77.2090°EMONSOON DRIFTAURORA A-INDEX 32PACIFIC SST +1.9°GREAT BARRIER · BLEACH 4AMAZON · −11%35.6762°N 139.6503°EFIRE SEASON EXTENDINGSEA LEVEL +101 MMPERMAFROST −0.4MGLACIER RETREAT51.5074°N 0.1278°WAPR 2025 · +1.54°CARCTIC SEA ICECO₂ · 424.6 PPM28.6139°N 77.2090°EMONSOON DRIFTAURORA A-INDEX 32PACIFIC SST +1.9°GREAT BARRIER · BLEACH 4AMAZON · −11%35.6762°N 139.6503°EFIRE SEASON EXTENDINGSEA LEVEL +101 MMPERMAFROST −0.4MGLACIER RETREAT51.5074°N 0.1278°WAPR 2025 · +1.54°CARCTIC SEA ICECO₂ · 424.6 PPM28.6139°N 77.2090°EMONSOON DRIFTAURORA A-INDEX 32PACIFIC SST +1.9°GREAT BARRIER · BLEACH 4AMAZON · −11%35.6762°N 139.6503°EFIRE SEASON EXTENDINGSEA LEVEL +101 MMPERMAFROST −0.4M
Manifesto · Five Chapters
Chapter
01

Preserve the record.

Every sunrise, every glacier, every migratory flight. NaturePulse is building the largest continuously growing environmental archive on Earth — one observation at a time.

Chapter
02

Document the change.

Temperature. Rainfall. Snowfall. Storms. Species. Sea level. We track how the planet is shifting — daily, seasonally, and across decades — with data anyone can read.

Chapter
03

Empower the witness.

Citizens are climate scientists. Upload wildlife, blooms, storms, floods, and auroras. Every observation joins a permanent scientific archive for future generations.

Chapter
04

Prepare the future.

By remembering the past, we prepare communities for what comes next — heat waves, floods, wildfires, cyclones. History becomes resilience.

Chapter
05

Inform, not advocate.

NaturePulse presents scientifically supported information — from IPCC, NASA, WMO, NOAA, IUCN — in a balanced, accessible way. The archive tells the story.

/02 · The Signals

The Earth,
in numbers.

Twelve indicators, updated from authoritative sources — WMO, NASA, NOAA, IUCN, and the World Glacier Monitoring Service. This is what the last century looks like in a single glance.
/ State of your region

The planet, where you stand.

A one-glance card summarising the temperature, air quality, temperature anomaly, and closest civic hazard for any place on Earth. Share it, save it, print it.

NATUREPULSE · STATE OF THE REGION
28.61°N · 77.21°E ·
Temperature
Feels — · Hi — · Lo —
Air Quality
— · PM2.5 —
Wind
Humidity
Sunrise
Sunset
Regional temperature anomaly · illustrative
+—°C
vs. 1850–1900 baseline · WMO methodology
naturepulse · a socialpulse archiveevery observation matters
Data
Weather & AQI · Open‑Meteo ·
Temp anomaly baseline · WMO 1850–1900 ·
Hazards · Community + agency reports
EARTH · LIVING ARCHIVESATELLITE · SENTINEL-2IPCC AR7 · 2028NDVI · 0.72 AVGREEF DEATH · +14%MONARCH · −22% YOYMANGROVE · +3.4% ASIAEARTH · LIVING ARCHIVESATELLITE · SENTINEL-2IPCC AR7 · 2028NDVI · 0.72 AVGREEF DEATH · +14%MONARCH · −22% YOYMANGROVE · +3.4% ASIAEARTH · LIVING ARCHIVESATELLITE · SENTINEL-2IPCC AR7 · 2028NDVI · 0.72 AVGREEF DEATH · +14%MONARCH · −22% YOYMANGROVE · +3.4% ASIA
/03 · Before & After

The record
doesn't lie.

Drag the handle. Watch decades collapse into a single frame. These comparisons speak louder than any headline — glaciers, lakes, and forests, side by side with themselves.

Muir Glacier, Alaska

1941 → 2024
2024
1941
1941
2024

The Muir Glacier retreated more than 12 km in the second half of the 20th century.

Aral Sea, Central Asia

1989 → 2024
2024
1989
1989
2024

Once the world's fourth-largest lake, the Aral Sea has lost more than 90% of its surface area.

California Sierra Nevada

1995 → 2023
2023
1995
1995
2023

Wildfire seasons in California now start earlier and burn hotter — 5 of the largest fires on record occurred after 2020.

/04 · Timeline

Thirty-five years
of a warming planet.

A vertical timeline from 1990 to 2025. Select a year to see how the planet's vitals shifted — and what happened that season.

    /05 · Climate Stories · Live streaming

    Journalism
    from the archive.

    AI-generated editorials grounded in NOAA, NASA, and IPCC data — now streaming live, one word at a time.

    / Places · Written by AI, checked by science

    Twenty cities.
    Twenty climates.

    NaturePulse continuously seeds itself with AI-written climate profiles for cities worldwide — biome, key risks, and native species — grounded in mainstream science.

    / Live hazard map

    The world, right now.

    Every civic report plotted at its source. Hover to inspect. Colour maps to severity.

    lowmoderatehighsevere
    /07 · Biodiversity

    Every species,
    a profile.

    46,300+ species are threatened with extinction. Behind every number is a name, a habitat, and a story. We track the record — and the recoveries.

    Snow Leopard
    Himalaya
    Snow Leopard
    Vulnerable≈4,000
    Great Indian Bustard
    India
    Great Indian Bustard
    Critically Endangered<150
    Monarch Butterfly
    N. America
    Monarch Butterfly
    Endangered−22% YoY
    Polar Bear
    Arctic
    Polar Bear
    Vulnerable≈26,000
    Amur Leopard
    Russia
    Amur Leopard
    Critically Endangered≈120
    Vaquita Porpoise
    Gulf of California
    Vaquita Porpoise
    Critically Endangered<10
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    /06 · Community Science

    You are the archive.

    Plants, wildlife, insects, fungi, water, weather — pick a category with one tap and share what you see. Every observation joins a permanent scientific record.

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    Tom (Thomas) Vellaringattu, Founder, NaturePulse.net
    / A letter from the founder
    Tom (Thomas) Vellaringattu
    Founder, NaturePulse.net

    Why I Created NaturePulse

    My fascination with nature began long before smartphones, digital photography or the Internet. I grew up in Elivaly, in Kadanad village in Kottayam district, Kerala — surrounded by the rhythms of rural life.

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