After years of documenting humpback whales’ annual migration to the South Pacific, photojournalist Matt Reichel shows why these massive animals make such a treacherous journey.

Squalene is being used in many preclinical trials for COVID-19 vaccines, putting the lives of half a million sharks at risk.

In 2018, the Mawoud Educational Centre, in Kabul, was the target of a suicide bombing causing the deaths of 48 people.

Photos from daily life in North Korea captured over eleven years of working in the country.

Noor is a beloved tour guide and travel company founder in Afghanistan. Here is his story.

While the island of Socotra is a peaceful ecological paradise, the country’s civil war along with threats from foreign encroachment are putting a strain on their most treasured resource— its natural beauty.

Karim Iliya’s awe-inspiring work aims to encourage people to care about the planet, our resources, and the animals that live in it.

Canadian Photographer Jenny Wong’s mission is to document wildlife and the environment throughout our planet’s most sparsely populated regions, especially in the Arctic.

The island of Socotra in the middle of the Arabian Sea is a world like no other. With a third of the species here endemic to the island, vast sand dunes, a still-spoken ancient language and healthy turquoise waters, what’s not to fall in love with?

Explore the work of Photojournalist Giles Clarke who has spent his life documenting humanitarian issues and crises on behalf of the United Nations.

In November 2019, travel writer Anna DeBattiste embarked on a road trip from Oman through Yemen, visiting areas that had only a couple of years prior been under Al Qaeda control.