

Learning to See Connection: What Long-Term Photography Reveals About Conservation
Many conservation stories begin with urgency: a rare sighting, a rescue, a species under threat. But when a photographer returns to the same landscapes year after year, a quieter story emerges. Conservation is revealed not through isolated moments alone, but through enduring relationships among land, wildlife, and the communities whose daily lives are woven into these shared environments.

Georgina Goodwin
Apr 154 min read


The Flipflopi Project: Kila Kitu Inawezekana
On Kenya’s Lamu coast, a traditional dhow built from recycled plastic sails as a bold symbol of change. Created by the Flipflopi Project, the vessel transforms community-collected waste into opportunity, tackling plastic pollution while preserving cultural heritage. Through innovation, education, and grassroots action, Flipflopi demonstrates how circular economy principles can empower communities and drive lasting environmental impact.

Neeva Sumaria
Mar 268 min read
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