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Celebrating a decade of award-winning environmental photographyFor the past ten years, the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management has provided photographers with a platform to express in artistic, but impactful ways the real issues facing the world today -
On the Tiger TrailLess than 4,000 tigers remain in the wild, so it is hardly surprising that the recent discovery of the small breeding population of Indochinese tigers in eastern Thailand was described as ‘nothing short of miraculous’. For photographers, capturing this apex hunter in the wild remains a tricky but rewarding challenge -
Death notes: Mapping the world’s mortalityBenjmain Hennig explores global mortality with maps -
Turkish delight: restoring Mediterranean marine lifeZafer Kizilkaya has been awarded the 2017 Whitley Gold Award for his continued efforts in creating and monitoring marine protected zones off Turkey’s Mediterranean coastline -
Gorillas and Guerrillas – conservation in the Democratic Republic of CongoJohn Kahekwa is the founder and general manager of the Pole Pole Foundation (POPOF), a Congolese run conservation NGO which works to protect the critically endangered Grauer’s gorillas and their habitat in Kahuzi-Biega National Park (KBNP), and to support the sustainable development of surrounding communities -
The geography of healingThere are places in the world that lend themselves to natural healing. And there are places that most definitely do not. Vitali Vitaliev on the benefits (or lack thereof) on a lifetime of travelling...
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Gibraltar's new identity in a post-Brexit Europe
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Greek volunteers dedicated to saving refugees at sea
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The Chicken Economy2017 is the Chinese year of the chicken. This year, the best estimate suggests a record 94 million tonnes of chicken meat will be produced -
Lost histories: why films are failing the pastDespite the many claims of authenticity, modern filmmaking is still struggling when it comes to depicting history -
The geography of teethWith medical (and especially dental) tourism on the rise, Vitali Vitaliev looks back over a lifetime of leaving his molars across the former Soviet Union -
Saving bugs in the name of drugsMore drugs than you might think are derived from, or inspired by, compounds found in living things - and with every bit of wilderness that disappears under plough or concrete, we deprive ourselves of potential medicines
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