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The Sustainable Beauty Behind Insects
by Cheha Paik \| 02-01-2025 16:15 1

In the last four years, my life has revolved around insects. I visited an insect farm for the first time in freshman year, experiencing what it means to live as farmers who raise crickets instead of traditional livestock. Movin... Read More >

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[Feature] Free Report June 2020- Its time to change

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Aaditya Singh | 20-06-2020 22:01 Comments 8 recommendations 0

Through this report I want to share with Tunza members an example of an unconventional method to create awareness about environmental conservationand change. Since childhood, I have experimented with creative means to convey socia... Read More >

[Water] [Thematic Report] Covid-19 and Our Marine Environment: A Wake Up Call

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Troyee Mutsuddy | 20-06-2020 20:12 Comments 4 recommendations 0

We can’t ignore how the Covid-19 pandemic is affecting the marine environment. The imposition of lockdown has been a blessing for the marine environment. Nature took a breather as the beaches became less crowded. The sea su... Read More >

[Water] [Thematic Report] Fins and Flippers: How Water sports are harming the marine environment

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Ishitwa - | 20-06-2020 17:54 Comments 4 recommendations 0

Fins and Flippers: How Water sports are harming the marine environment The Marine ecosystem, is the largest part of the aquatic ecosystem, it includes marshes, tidal zones, estuaries, the mangrove forest, lagoons, sea grass b... Read More >

[Water] [Thematic report]: The life of corals

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Oksana Zavaliy | 20-06-2020 17:39 Comments 4 recommendations 0

Not many people know that but corals actually belong to a class of animals. They are related to sea anemones and have a similar structure to them: they consist of a polyp, which is like a tin with one end open, and tentacles. They... Read More >

[Water] [Thematic Report] Killer Whales

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Seojin Lee | 20-06-2020 14:45 Comments 3 recommendations 0

Killer whales, also called orcas, are the largest species in the dolphin family (1). They are also one of the strongest predators in the marine environment, which is where their name came from (1). Killer whales are found in eve... Read More >

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