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Volume 05 Hive

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Volume 05: Hive

If the planet is to heal, we must restore harmony—which cannot exist without collaboration.

Volume 04: Cascade

Water can conform to its container, or it can gather in force as whelming as a wave. What will you choose?

Volume 03: Flourish / Collapse

A journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death

Volume 02: Latitude

An exploration of geographic location and freedom of action and thought

Volume 01: Neo-Natural

This issue seeks to answer the question: What does “natural” mean now?

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#Earthscapes

Visual storytellers play an invaluable role in developing our relationship to the environment. Experience Earth through the eyes—and lenses—of some of its most inspiring imagemakers.

All in #Earthscapes

Costa Chica The dry and tropical strip of the coast from Acapulco to Oaxaca known as Costa Chica is home to a community of kaleidoscopic origin.

Pearls in the Nacre Between the Atlantic and Old San Juan sits La Perla, a seaside town with a history of community, dance, and resistance.

On Board Sandy Alibo and Kuukua Eshun wanted to empower women in extreme sports, so they founded the first all-girls’ skate group in Ghana.

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Family Trees Dr. Suzanne Simard opens up about everything trees have taught her about systems, spirit, and what it means to be part of a living whole.

#Earthscapes #WildLife

Four Nature Photographers On How They Got ‘The Shot’ Read the stories of wildlife photographers on the surreal moments—and realizations—behind some of their favorite, and most viral, shots.

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“Tristes Tropiques” Captures Devastating Ecocide In Brazil A new photographic exhibition by Richard Mosse depicts ecocide across the Amazon using multispectral imaging like never before.

#Earthscapes #AnthropoceneNow

The American Monument Photographer Jeremy Everett captures America's marble quarries: abandoned landscapes and scenes of hollowed histories set in stone.

Humus to Human Humanity has had an inarguable impact on the earth beneath our feet—and yet even the name of our species derives from the same word as soil.

#EarthTones #ArtWorld

A Glacial Pace As Maggie Rogers readies her next music release, she reflects on her past and looks toward the future—on her own terms.

Inheritance Photographer Pieter Hugo looks to today's youth to answer two existential questions: what we are and why we exist.

Out Of Time Photographer Jess Gough captures Chile's dry Atacama Desert as a series of surrealist landscapes and vast expanse of geological time.

#Earthscapes #TEKToTech

Climate Control Photographer Jeremy Everett travels to Iceland to capture geothermal greenhouses powered by active volcanoes minutes away.

Hunger Of The Pines Photographer Derek Henderson captures the complicated (and costly) spread of New Zealand's wilding conifers.

The Sands Of Mazunte Photographer Alexandra von Fuerst journeys to Mazunte, Oaxaca to capture water’s transfiguration of nature engraved in sand.

#Earthscapes #RisingTides

Holy Water Photographer Ashish Shah offers a portrait of life, celebration, and death along the Ganges River.

Socotra Jamie Hawkesworth travels to Yemen to capture the ineffable flora and fauna of Socotra.

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