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Feel the Pulse of Nature

Nature is always changing.

A tree begins to flower. A flock of birds arrives earlier than expected. Butterflies appear in a garden. A river rises after heavy rain. A familiar pond begins to dry. A shoreline slowly retreats. A new animal is spotted in a neighborhood. An unusually hot afternoon becomes part of a longer heat wave.

Individually, these moments may seem small.

Together, they are the pulse of nature.

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What’s happening around you?

See something interesting in nature, weather, wildlife or your surroundings? Photograph it, identify it, record where and when you saw it, and share your observation with the community.

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Today
28° — 34°
Sunrise
5:57 AM
Sunset
6:47 PM

/ Alerts near you

No active environmental hazards near New Delhi, India. Nice.

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Air · Fires · Hazards
Leaflet © OpenStreetMap · Terrain
Today's Eco Action

Unplug one always-on device

Phantom loads add up. A single set-top box wastes ~90 kWh a year.

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/ Global pulse

Full report
Climate anomaly
+1.54
°C
vs 1850–1900
WMO 2024
CO₂
424.6
ppm
monthly avg
NOAA
Sea level
+101.2
mm
since 1993
NASA JPL
Forest loss
3.7
Mha
primary forest 2023
Global Forest Watch
/ Grow the pulse

Every neighbour on the pulse matters.

A single share often ends with a beach cleanup or a tree planted.

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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