A LIVING ARCHIVE OF OUR
CHANGING PLANET.
Document, explore, and understand Earth's dynamic ecology — mapping flora, fauna, weather, landscapes, and ocean shores through pinpoint GPS-based records. Every place. Every species. Every day.
Recent Discoveries
/02 · Verified sightingsGlobal Environmental Catalogue
/03 · Living indexPreserve 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.
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.
Empower the witness.
Citizens are climate scientists. Upload wildlife, blooms, storms, floods, and auroras. Every observation joins a permanent scientific archive for future generations.
Prepare the future.
By remembering the past, we prepare communities for what comes next — heat waves, floods, wildfires, cyclones. History becomes resilience.
Inform, not advocate.
NaturePulse presents scientifically supported information — from IPCC, NASA, WMO, NOAA, IUCN — in a balanced, accessible way. The archive tells the story.
The Earth,
in numbers.
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.
Temp anomaly baseline · WMO 1850–1900 ·
Hazards · Community + agency reports
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
The Muir Glacier retreated more than 12 km in the second half of the 20th century.
Aral Sea, Central Asia
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
Wildfire seasons in California now start earlier and burn hotter — 5 of the largest fires on record occurred after 2020.
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.
Journalism
from the archive.
AI-generated editorials grounded in NOAA, NASA, and IPCC data — now streaming live, one word at a time.
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.
The world, right now.
Every civic report plotted at its source. Hover to inspect. Colour maps to severity.
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.

Add a sighting, or tell a story.
Take a photo, upload one from your library, paste a link, share a memory, ask a question — every observation matters.
News article · YouTube · research paper · report
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.
Add an observation.
Publishing anonymously — your submission enters the moderation queue and appears once a curator approves it. Optionally add a name/email so we can credit you and reach you if we need clarification.
