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Jean Rabe, a Malagasy hunter and conservationist
Find out about Bejean (Jean Rabe), a traditional hunter and wildlife conservationist living in the remote village of Marovovonana in North-east Madagascar on the edge of the Makira Natural Park. Fish and wildlife are an integral part of the local culture and diet in this region.
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This is how forests are saved
In the Peruvian Amazon, a tree that stands more than 20 meters high is giving the forests a new value, the shiringa. The latex extracted from its interior offers indigenous communities new ways to make a living.
An epic trail comes to life in the Balkans
Slobodan Brkić lives in the beautiful village of Ziličina in the mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Several years ago, a Crohn’s disease diagnosis brought him to a turning point in his life and then, he found peace in nature.
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Forest and biodiversity in danger
More than 100 wildfires are still raging across Australia. Some estimates suggest that around half a billion animals have burnt to death in the state of New South Wales alone. In an interview with John Scanlon, Australian-born environment and conservation expert, he said that the increasing threat to biodiversity must be “lifted up to the international agenda”.