Photo essays capturing different perspectives on sustainability
Restoring Nature in Rural Spain
How rewilding shapes landscapes, communities in rural Spain.
In a far-flung corner of Spain’s Castilla-La Mancha, near the source of the river Tagus, wild horses and wild cows...
The Mediterraneans
Take a visual tour of the Mediterranean, a region of many cultures connected by climate challenges.
Around 20 million people lack access to drinking water around the...
The Six Remnants of Maelbeek River
The Maelbeek River once connected 58 ponds throughout Brussels, after being vaulted and dried up only 6 of the original ponds remain.
Connecting 58 ponds, the Maelbeek was a...
A Circular Journey in Bergen
Join REVOLVE and Greenovate Europe on a study tour of circular innovations in Norway
Welcome to Europe’s rainiest city. Perched on the Norway’s rugged west coast, the grand...
River of Perceptions
A case of Mahanadi and a relationship of generations with the river
Mahanadi, literally meaning the ‘Great River,’ has given me true citizenship of Mother Earth. Ever since I...
Daily Transit Struggles: Women on the Move
In cities around the world, the daily commute is a routine task that millions of women undertake, yet it is fraught with challenges that are often overlooked.
Public...
Land of the Midnight Sun
Navigating a changing climate in northern Norway
The region of Vesterålen in northern Norway sits some 200-kilometers (125 miles) above the Arctic Circle. It is home to towering...
Come Home to Save the Snow Leopards
In Ladakh, conservation meets hospitality, but it also has costs.
A large cat enters poorly built livestock pens and kills multiple sheep and goats, creating a dent in the local...
Capturing Chandigarh in Gouache
Designed by Le Corbusier, visit the northern Indian city of Chandigarh via the colorful paintings of Samia Singh.
Chandigarh has a sleepy, suburban, laid-back personality which is...
Sustainable Design in the Heart of Brussels
Award-winning Gare Maritime reimagines sustainable space for business and leisure.
Gare Maritime, once Europe’s largest railway station for goods on the Tour & Taxis site...
Agroecology in Cape Verde
Farmers find in tradition solutions to drought and lack of rain.
Santo Antão is known in Cape Verde as the island of the mountains. It is the second largest island in the...
Inside the Albufera of Valencia
Spain ranks fifth globally with 76 Ramsar-listed wetlands, but 85% suffer alarming conservation issues.
The Albufera wetlands include a freshwater lagoon and estuary on the Gulf...
Ingenuity & Frugality: Waste to Value in Dharavi
“If you heat a piece of plastic and the melted parts stretch out and strings, you know it can probably be recycled,” grins Mobin Sheikh. I am sitting with Mobin in a backroom...
Moulding Nature
Explore the complex interplay of nature, ideology, and discourse with a multifaceted exhibition
Moulding Nature: Discursive Struggles over the Environment is a group exhibition...
The Warming Sea
Explore the direct impact of rising sea temperatures on coastal communities across the Mediterranean.
The Mediterranean is the fastest warming sea in the world. Its temperatures...
Through the Indian Wilderness
Join us on an exciting journey through India’s changing wildlife landscapes.
Photography and text by Surya Ramachandran
It was an extremely cold morning in the Indus gorge of...
Climate Adaptation in the Italian Alps
Camonica Valley communities innovate, adapting to climate change with sustainable practices beyond tourism.
Climate change impacts are already visible in mountains, which are more...
Bolivia’s Deforestation Crisis
The Bolivian countryside is undergoing radical transformation, critically endangering the region’s rich biodiversity.
Bolivia has the third highest deforestation rate of primary...
Iceland Raw
With a population of just a few hundred thousand people living mostly in the capital of Reykjavik, the Nordic island nation of Iceland is known for its active volcanoes, bubbling...
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