Cartoons on nature and heritage protection

"Humans, we have a problem." It has been 50 years. The Earth needs guarding, and not only by people who’ve seen it from space....

The earth’s lungs are burning and with it a rainforest which is home to one of the world’s richest ecosystems..

The urgency of action against climate change trumps almost every other field of science.

Caption the Naturetoon!

The Earth’s uncharted waters are home to perhaps the most vivid forms of life that are yet to be discovered.

The earth's distance from the sun makes it the only planet in the solar system where life has burst forth a million years

Fireflies have captivated our imagination with their choreographed dance of lights, each species emitting a pattern distinct from the other.

Our oceans are slowly turning into a plastic soup as more and more effluents enter it - Ocean Conservancy reported in 2009 that nearly 60 per cent of this comprises of ‘disposable’ items like cigarettes, food containers, bottle caps, plastic bottles and plastic bags.

Contrary to popular belief global forest cover is not decreasing.

The same properties that make plastic bags useful and convenient – their durability, malleability, and lightness – also make them the most pervasive and dangerous pollutant of all time.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the world’s largest accumulation of ocean plastics.

Over two decades ago, a plastic bag was discovered in the Mariana Trench – the deepest known part of our ocean.