Photo essays capturing different perspectives on sustainability
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...
Conservation in the Nilgiris Mountains
Traditional livelihoods and environmental stewardship contribute to conservation efforts in the Nilgiris mountains of southern India.
In the 1980s, large area of the Western...
Spain’s Plastic Sea
A hillside vantage point provides a panoramic glimpse of the sea of plastic that has swallowed up Almería’s Mediterranean plains. Towns and villages rise from it like islands....
Environmental Changemakers of Mumbai: Tales of Local Heroes
In October 2022, in the presence of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched Mission LiFE, or Lifestyle for Environment, intended to...
Into The Lagoons Of Lakshadweep
Vulnerable acroporid reefs host a diverse array of species that are intricately connected.
The Lakshadweep archipelago is a group of 12 atolls located just off India’s west...
Otters: Conserving Lesser-Known Wildlife
Wildlife conservation is intricately linked with the health of surrounding ecosystems. In this VIEWS, Atul Borker explores this relationship through an interesting wildlife...
Cradle of Waters
The unique coming together of water in tropical Brazil.
The ‘Cerrado’ – also known as the “Cradle of Waters” of South America – has a unique hydrological cycle that...
Brahmaputra’s Journey through Assam
As the river Brahmaputra flows through Assam, it forms an indispensable relationship with all that it touches and sustains. Photography by Dhritiman Mukherjee
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PRIMARY: Defenders of Wounded Forests
Forests that can best withstand and resist deforestation around the world are those inhabited by indigenous populations. These local defenders of the forests are the untold heroes...
Vienna’s Urban Wildlife
Surprising snapshots of Vienna’s feathered and furry inhabitants.
Vienna is home to a diverse range of urban wildlife, from foxes and squirrels to hamsters and wild boar. With...
Timber Towers
Climate-conscious construction takes to new heights
REVOLVE’s Forests in Cities VIEWS cover story premiered in Spring 2018 with a look to low-carbon wood structures and...
Sustainable Mobility on the Ground in European Cities
The CIVITAS Initiative is one of the European Commission’s flagship programmes dedicated to the achievement of its ambitious mobility and transport goals, and in turn those in...
Mapping Corals
Take to the sky to see corals like never before.
Launched in 2006, the Global Airborne Observatory (GAO), formerly known as the Carnegie Airborne Observatory (CAO), is an...
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