Mobius Foundation

15/04/2026

From classrooms to climate leadership 🌱

In Sikkim, 327 students across 16 schools are learning about water, climate, and the environment through the Pani Pahar curriculum. They are applying this knowledge in hands-on activities, community projects, and sustainability practices, understanding how their actions can protect ecosystems and conserve resources.

The Mobius Young Climate Leaders Project shows how youth, education, and local engagement can create measurable impact, from raising awareness to driving real environmental action.

Not just a project. A movement.

14/04/2026

| Carbon Capture: A solution taking shape

What if emissions could be stopped before they enter the atmosphere? Carbon capture is making that possible, offering a practical pathway to reduce emissions from sectors where alternatives are still limited.

With increasing global focus and technological progress, it is becoming a key part of the climate solution landscape.

The transition ahead will be defined by how effectively we scale and combine solutions.

10/04/2026

09/04/2026

| Investing in Life by Caring for Environment

As environmental challenges intensify, the need to protect our natural systems becomes more urgent than ever. Caring for forests, rivers, and clean air is not just conservation, it is an investment in human health, ecological balance, and the future of our planet.

Mobius Foundation continues to champion this vision, driving awareness and action towards a more sustainable and resilient world.

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08/04/2026

As cities expand, forests shrink and animals are left with nowhere to go.
When natural habitats disappear, wildlife is forced into smaller, fragmented spaces, increasing conflict, displacement, and risks for both animals and people.

This animated film explores how rapid urban growth and deforestation disrupt the delicate balance between human development and nature, reminding us that the loss of forests is not just an environmental issue, it is a shared human challenge.

Through Embers of Hope, Mobius Foundation highlights the deep human–nature connection, because protecting forests also means protecting lives, livelihoods, and the ecosystems we all depend on.

Now streaming on Discovery Plus OTT. Watch the journey come alive!

03/04/2026

Aquatic life sustains ecosystems we often don’t see but deeply depend on.
Rivers, wetlands, and oceans regulate climate, support biodiversity, and protect communities.

It took voices like J. Vijaya to bring attention to what lies beneath, mapping turtle populations, exposing threats, and shaping early conservation efforts in India.

This World Aquatic Animal Day is a reminder that protecting aquatic animals is not just about saving species.
It is about safeguarding the balance that sustains life itself.

Because what happens below the surface, shapes everything above it.

(Photo credits: Ecologise, Sanctuary Nature Foundation & BBC)

02/04/2026

Big Promises, Bigger Questions: India’s Carbon Market |

In Budget 2026–27, India signals strong intent to decarbonise industry through clean energy, green hydrogen, and carbon markets. But ambition without integrity risks undermining impact. A carbon market built on weak data, limited monitoring, or unstable pricing can enable greenwashing instead of driving real emission reductions. When systems lack transparency and accountability, climate progress becomes uncertain.

📖 Authored by Pratishtha Kumari
Read the full article: https://www.uniindia.com/climate-finance-at-the-crossroads-of-growth-and-risk/india/news/3731869.html

01/04/2026

30/03/2026

In the lush landscapes of Tripura, 16 schools and nearly 1,300 students are discovering how water, climate, and sustainability connect to everyday life through the Mobius Young Climate Leaders Program. Adopting the Pani Pahar curriculum, hands-on learning, and community engagement, young minds are stepping up as climate leaders under the initiative.

The program is bringing together traditional knowledge systems, innovation, and on-ground solutions to the future of climate action. From classroom activities to field visits with forest departments, biodiversity centres, and local communities, students are linking knowledge with real-world solutions. Women-led self-help groups are also showing how eco-friendly entrepreneurship can support livelihoods while protecting the environment.

Not just education. Not just action. A movement for a sustainable future.