Marine heatwaves in the year 2024 impacted life on water tremendously, but in the Gulf of Kutch, some of the hardiest corals we know stood strong against rising water temperatures. How was this made possible? And what makes the Gulf’s Marine National Park, India’s first marine sanctuary, a living laboratory of marine biodiversity with estuaries, creeks, corals, migratory birds, sea snakes and humpback dolphins — all featuring in the ecosystem?
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Biont
a 'team of four friends', tells stories through visual media, with a mission to connect people with science, beauty and threats of our natural world.
Sustain Team
We are a driven group of people from diverse backgrounds, bound by an abiding love for India’s natural world.
