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About Us

In November 2023, our organization embarked on a journey to impact the environment positively. We recognized the urgent need to take action and contribute to the conservation of our planet. Our team worked tirelessly to develop innovative solutions and implement sustainable practices that would help reduce our carbon footprint and protect our natural resources.

Our efforts did not go unnoticed, as we were honoured to be recognized as runners-up for the 9th Ocean Prize Award for our conservation efforts. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the team, and we are proud to have made a meaningful contribution to the preservation of our oceans.

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Rivers are the lifeline of Northeast India, providing water for irrigation, transportation, and daily use. The region's economy and culture are deeply intertwined with the rivers, which also support a rich biodiversity. It is crucial to protect and preserve these rivers for the well-being of the people and the environment. Moving forward, we remain committed to our mission of promoting sustainability and environmental responsibility. We will continue to explore new ways to reduce our impact on the environment and inspire others to join us in this important cause. Together, we can make a difference and create a brighter future for generations to come.

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Joi Aai Axom and Tázeluómong! Jai Hind! 

Our Philosophy

At the heart of our philosophy is the belief that conservation can only come through the empowerment of local communities. We strive to create selfsustainable economies that coexist with wildlife, ensuring that both thrive. A 2023 international study conducted by Brazilian researchers found that humans and dolphins working together can increase the survival rates of dolphins by 13%. This highlights the importance of collaboration between humans and wildlife in achieving a sustainable future.

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Our Team

Get to Know the Faces behind Ngok Siang

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Luke Lego

Luke Lego is an aspiring linguist and biomedical engineering major studying in the United States. His intellectual pursuits lie at the crossroads of Biomimetics, Synthetic Biology, Neuroscience, Public Health, and Genetics (CRISPR). As an NTSE scholar and co-founder of the Northeast Center for High School Research (NECHR), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting research among high school students in the Northeast, Luke is committed to fostering scientific inquiry and education. He is also currently serving as an ambassador of WWF (World Wildlife Fund) and as a first responder (EMT) at a local ambulance corp.

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An enthusiastic leaf collector, Luke has amassed a personal herbarium with over 250 different plant species. In his leisure time, he enjoys a variety of activities including reading, mountain biking, and playing badminton, while fervently supporting both Liverpool and Tottenham football clubs. Known for his passion for debates on a wide range of topics, he is always eager to engage in lively discussions.

Marina Tatin

Marina Tatin, originally from Riga village in Arunachal Pradesh, is currently pursuing a B.Sc. Nursing in Nagaland. With a strong passion for healthcare, particularly pediatrics, Marina is dedicated to improving children's health. She is actively involved in Tani culture, representing the Northeast through the traditional dance, Ponung, and is committed to environmental conservation.

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Music is a significant part of Marina's life. She is active in her church choir and is a member of the youth group at a local church. Additionally, Marina enjoys playing badminton, a sport she used to play competitively in school. She also loves hiking and exploring the woods, reflecting her appreciation for nature and the outdoors.

Hirob Jyoti Sonowal

Hirob Jyoti Sonowal is a dedicated student from Assam, North East India. As the co-founder and president of the WESEAN Student Federation, he is a strong advocate for the rights of indigenous communities in his region, consistently speaking out against government injustices.


In his free time, Hirob Jyoti tutors local children, helping them with their studies and fostering a love for learning. He is deeply committed to building connections with people from all walks of life, always eager to learn and expand his horizons. Additionally, he actively promotes efforts to conserve the unique culture and wildlife of North East India, demonstrating his dedication to preserving the heritage and natural beauty of his homeland. Through his leadership, activism, and tutoring, Hirob Jyoti continues to make a meaningful impact on his community.

Swapnil Dutta

Swapnil Dutta is an active youth from Assam, North-East India, currently pursuing his honours in BA Mass Communication and Journalism at Cotton University. He is passionate about learning and acquiring knowledge, particularly in the area of Indigenous Culture and History of North-East India. Swapnil also engages in intellectual and political conversations and enjoys playing chess to keep his analytical skills sharp. He has also been a Youth-Speaker at G20 Co-branded International event under MoHFW under the theme “Health of Youth, Wealth of Nation”.

Ankita Sarmah Bordoloi

Ankita Sarmah Bordoloi is pursuing a BA Honors in English Literature from Cotton University and serves as the Debating and Symposium Secretary of the Cotton University Students' Union. Ankita has co-founded "The Greenkeepers," an Environmental Youth Organisation, demonstrating her commitment to sustainability. She has also won multiple state-level debate competitions, highlighting her sharp intellect and persuasive skills.

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Driven by an unwavering passion for journalism, Ankita has contributed and has stepped into this field, having her articles published in esteemed regional newspapers, thereby amplifying her voice and sharing valuable insights with a wider audience. As a young Radio Jockey, she also won the AirNxt Young RJ Talent Hunt 2022, organized by All India Radio.

Priyom Hazarika

Priyom was the man behind our logo. He was kind enough to not charge anything for it

Priyom Kirti Hazarika, hailing from Nagaon, Assam, holds a Bachelor's degree in Design from the Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar. He is the Co-founder and Cultural Secretary of the Wesean Student Federation, where he passionately advocates for the rights of Indigenous people. Priyom is deeply involved in research activities, focusing on the collection of samples of vulnerable and endangered languages and the study of Assamese dialects.

Moub II, Itanagar, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh, India

791111

+1 ‪(347) 948-3567‬

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