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La Gacilly-Baden Photo Festival 2024, focusing on South America and Brazil, features "Days of Fire," an exhibition inspired by the documentary "AMAZÔN…
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Join Dr. Heidi Sevestre, French glaciologist, in "Arctic Ascent with Alex Honnold" as she collects crucial data on Greenland’s icefields. As a Nationa…
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Pigcasso Farm in South Africa, features a painting pig and plans the Pigcasso Academy, inspired by Jane Goodall, to connect humans and animals through…
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La Gacilly-Baden Photo Festival 2024, focusing on South America and Brazil, features “Days of Fire,” an exhibition inspired by the documentary “AMAZÔNIA.” It emphasizes protecting the Amazon through compelling images of indigenous resistance and activism.
Join Dr. Heidi Sevestre, French glaciologist, in “Arctic Ascent with Alex Honnold” as she collects crucial data on Greenland’s icefields. As a National Geographic collaborator, she passionately advocates for urgent climate action. Discover more in our story!
Pigcasso Farm in South Africa, features a painting pig and plans the Pigcasso Academy, inspired by Jane Goodall, to connect humans and animals through art.
In the heart of the Amazon rainforest, a leader emerges whose name resonates with the struggle for the preservation of an ecosystem that sustains life far beyond its dense forests.
Ibama, Brazil’s environmental enforcement agency, battles deforestation and environmental degradation in the Amazon. Revitalized under President Lula, Ibama’s efforts are crucial for global climate health and preservation.
One of the world’s largest refugee camps in northeastern Kenya, shelters hundreds of thousands fleeing conflict and famine, highlighting resilience amidst crisis and the ongoing global refugee struggle.
