PHOTOSTORY: SURVIVAL OF THE TOUGHEST
Award-winning documentary photographer Simon de Trey-White records the harsh lives of Delhi’s only remaining urban elephants
DOSSIER: THE MONEY TRAIL
Remittance payments are a fundamental, yet often overlooked, part of the global economy. But as Mark Rowe reports, the impact on nations receiving the money isn’t just financial
Isabella Bird was the 19th century’s most renowned female travel writer and a pioneer of travel photography. Deborah Ireland recounts how the ‘First Lady’ of geography took to life behind the lens
RECYCLING: PLASTIC ROADS
As India’s refuse problem piles ever higher, Harley Rustad meets one manufacturer that has devised a novel use for its discarded product – roads made from plastic bags
TRAVEL: ONCE UPON AN ISLAND
The Seychelles are more than just a haven for tourists. April Burt reports on how one part of paradise, Cousin Island, has become something of a conservation success story
EXPLORE: ON A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE
Spending two months alone in the middle of the North Atlantic might not sound like a perfect summer holiday, but single-minded determination took Nick Hancock to a rock off the Outer Hebrides
