Stories and posts about climate change, and our fragile planet.
Category: Climate Change
Apollo Lunar Landing Recreated With Thousands of Still Images
NASA's Apollo moon landing photographs lovingly turned into a short film called Lunar.
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Tobias Friedrich’s Incredible Photos Show the Underside of Icebergs
German photographer Tobias Friedrich is specialized in underwater work, and his series showcasing the size and beauty of icebergs from underneath is truly something to behold.
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As the World is in Lockdown, Wild Animals Have Started Returning
Amidst the coronavirus quarantine in Italy, wild animals are being seen in new places, including dolphins in the canals of Venice
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A Textural Tour of Iceland
Kevin Krautgartner's Iceland From Above is a study in textures and landscape diversity.
One Bright Spot During the Coronavirus: Global Carbon Emissions Have Fallen
If there's one bright spot during this strange, turbulent time of global coronavirus pandemic, it's this: Carbon emissions worldwide have fallen dramatically in the last few weeks, leading to cleaner, clearer skies, and healthier air for all.
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Living With Microplastics, A Series
Sweet Sneak Studio has a photo series where plastic inhabits our everyday items, from a pint of beer to a sushi roll.
Saara Alhopuro’s Magical Forest Art
A true child of the forest, Saara Alhopuro makes some of the most magical and inspiring forest art we've encountered. Specializing in natural sculptures and mandalas made mostly from wild mushrooms, we see the full extent of the vibrant forest on display.
National Park Posters Based on Their Worst Yelp Reviews
Artist Amber Share creates national park posters based off real, one-star Yelp reviews. God help us.
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Self-Sustaining Cape Cod House Is Buried in the Dunes
This ambitious home concept is buried within the sand dunes of Cape Cod, and plans to be completely off-the-grid using solar and wind power.
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Nathan Wirth Lets Us Stand With Giants
The Redwoods of Northern California are magic. Pure and simple, they're one of the most awe inspiring places on the planet.
Powerful Visual Dichotomies Contrast Rich and Poor
A sobering and powerful series by Turkish artist Uğur Gallenkuş shows sharp dichotomy between the lives of rich and poor, prosperous and war-torn. In a very clever visual mashup, we see people and moments perfectly split to create a cohesive image, one …
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Ngala Treehouse Lets You Sleep in the Middle of an African Game Reserve
Set within South Africa's famed Kruger National Park, the Ngala Treehouse is an incredible destination for those who want an authentic African wildlife experience, while staying truly comfortable.
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Underwater Drone Seeks and Collects Ocean Microplastics
The Draper underwater drone will seek out and collect ocean micro plastic for scientists to study and map.
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The Unforgiving Yet Gorgeous Kamchatka
The Kamchatka Peninsula is a land of extreme weather and extreme topography, with the tallest active volcano in the northern hemisphere, and strange, alien-like landscapes.