GreenOrbit

12/04/2026

Dive beneath the waves and discover the Reticulate Whipray, one of the ocean’s most beautifully patterned stingrays. In this cinematic wildlife documentary, explore its stunning net-like camouflage, graceful swimming style, defensive tail spine, and unique feeding behavior on sandy seabeds.

Watch how this silent master of disguise blends perfectly into the ocean floor while surviving in tropical marine habitats. A fascinating look at one of the sea’s most elegant hidden predators.

🌊 In this video:
• Beautiful underwater cinematic footage
• Reticulate whipray camouflage patterns
• Smooth gliding movement
• Venomous tail spine for defense
• Feeding behavior in sandy habitats
• Nature documentary narration

🎥 Style: Ultra-realistic | 4K | Wildlife Documentary | Ocean Life

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12/04/2026

Silent Hunter of the Snow ❄️🐾

In a quiet winter landscape, a stoat moves almost invisibly through the snow.

Alert and precise, it scans its surroundings before bursting into sudden motion, chasing and hunting with incredible speed. Every movement is calculated as it listens, waits, and finally strikes.

A brief but powerful glimpse into the life of a small predator surviving in the frozen wild.

WildlifeVideo

05/04/2026

Happy easter

15/01/2026

Mount Everest

15/01/2026

Dino

15/01/2026

Kenyan Forest🍃

10/01/2026

Bison 🐂

08/12/2025

World Soil Day 2025 – Awareness Programme at Sree Narayana College, Nattika

The PG and Research Departments of Zoology and Botany, Sree Narayana College, Nattika, in collaboration with the ECOR Foundation (Kerala Chapter) and the Biodiversity and Climate Change Research Institute, are organising an awareness programme to mark World Soil Day 2025, supported by the DBT STAR Scheme.

This year’s global theme, “Healthy Soils for Healthy Cities,” underscores the growing importance of soil health in ensuring sustainable urban development, climate resilience, and ecological stability.

As part of this observance, the college will host a special talk titled “Where Life Begins: The Soil,” delivered by Ms. Neenu Purushothaman, Outreach Officer and State Committee Member, ECOR Foundation – Kerala Chapter. The session will explore the fundamental role of soil as a living system and its relevance in addressing contemporary environmental challenges.

Date: 08 December 2025
Time: 13:30 PM IST
Venue: New Seminar Hall, Sree Narayana College, Nattika, Thrissur, Kerala

This programme aims to inspire meaningful dialogue on soil conservation, sustainable practices, and the role of science in safeguarding natural resources. Students, researchers, and faculty members are encouraged to participate.

27/11/2025

Microplastics Exposure and Physiological Stress in Shallow-Water Hydrothermal Vent Fauna

Join us for a special two-day session led by Mr. Mark June S. Consigna, Assistant Professor at Bataan Peninsula State University, Philippines.

This insightful webinar, organized by Ecor Foundation and BCRI, is part of the Ocean Decade Endorsed Activities. It's an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of the impact of microplastics on marine life, specifically in shallow-water hydrothermal vent ecosystems.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday & Sunday, November 29 & 30, 2025

Time: 7:30 PM IST ( + 5:30 GMT)

Duration: 2-day event

Registration: Free to attend | Certificate upon payment

Key Highlights:

Learn about the physiological stress experienced by marine fauna exposed to microplastics.

Understand the consequences of microplastic pollution in marine ecosystems.

Network with experts in marine science and environmental protection.

🔗 Register Now – https://forms.gle/nkzUq6iHsGmhC73s5
Limited slots available.

Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to engage in critical discussions on marine conservation and the future of ocean health.

With regards
ECOR Foundation & BCRI
+919061692616
[email protected]
www.ecorf.org.in

23/11/2025

23/11/2025

World fisheries day

23/10/2025

Call for Applications
Research Assistant (Women)– Biodiversity & Climate Change Projects
At Biodiversity and Climate Change Research Institute

Are you passionate about field research, ecosystem studies, and building a career in environmental science?

We are inviting applications for a 1-year temporary Research Assistant position* focused on terrestrial and marine ecosystems.

🧑‍🎓 Eligibility:
- Recent postgraduates in Environment/Botany/related fields
- Freshers and final-year students eligible
- Strong interest in biodiversity & climate-related research
- Willingness to work full-time in rural Kerala

📌 Position Details:
- Monthly Honorarium: ₹10,000
- Free Accommodation provided (Food not included)
- Duration:1 Year (extension/renewal possible based on performance)
- Commitment: No mid-term resignation permitted
- Incentives:
- Incremental benefits after 6 months
- Field research experience
- Publication opportunity
- Priority for future BCRI projects

📅 Application Deadline:December 31, 2025
📞 Interview Date:To be announced
🚀 Tentative Start:Mid-2026

📩 Apply Now with your CV & Expression of Interest:[email protected]
📱 Normal call : +91 9544623499
WhatsApp enquiry : +919061692616 (Associate)

Let your career take root where nature thrives 🌱
Team BCRI