Climate and Culture
Volume 08 Rhythm
Volume 07 Prism
Volume 06 Beyond
Volume 05 Hive
Alaska glacier by Daniel Shea
Volume 04 Cascade
White rhinoceros sanctuary in Africa by Sam Rock
Volume 03 Flourish/
Collapse
Volume 02 Latitude
Volume 01 Neo-Natural

In This Issue

Introducing Flourish/Collapse
A first look at Atmos, Volume 03: a journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death—and the p... Read Article
Red Rebel Brigade of Extinction Rebellion in forest by Ben Toms
Is Anybody Out There?
In a new frontier called space archeology, astronomers search the cosmos for remnants of lost life. Abraham Loeb, the man who coined the phr... Read Article
Space archaeology still life object by Dan Tobin Smith
Gut Check
Just as conservationists are working to wrap their minds around the myriad effects of wide-scale biodiversity loss, we are only just beginni... Read Article
neon fluorescent butterfly
The Diver: Sylvia Earle
As part of our Stewards of the Wild portfolio featuring individuals on the frontlines of conservation, Parley for the Oceans founder Cyrill ... Read Article
Dr. Sylvia Earle diving off the coast of Honduras
The DNA Bank: The Frozen Ark
It's estimated that dozens of species of plants and animals are experiencing extinction every day. But biobanks, repositories for the DNA an... Read Article
frozen ark monkey
The Icebox: Svalbard Global Seed Vault
Located 1,300 kilometers beyond the Arctic Circle, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault is a secure seed storage facility that acts as a food bank... Read Article
Svalbard Global Seed Vault
The Forestkeeper: Dr. Akira Miyawaki
Next in our Stewards of the Wild portfolio featuring individuals on the frontlines of conservation comes one of Japan’s senior and foremost ... Read Article
Akira Miyawaki portrait
The Riverwatcher: Salatou Sambou
As part of our Stewards of the Wild portfolio featuring individuals on the frontlines of conservation, Atmos speaks with Kawawana conservati... Read Article
Africa ecosystem monitor
The Sanctuary: Ol Pejeta Conservancy
At Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, amidst an ecosystem of other endangered species, northern white rhinos Najin and Fatu have become the las... Read Article
White rhinoceros sanctuary in Africa by Sam Rock
Living Like A Death Doula
While death might be a subject many prefer not to dwell on, Alua Arthur has made it the focal point of her life’s work as a death doula. Her... Read Article
Purple gradient
The Amazon Is A Woman
No one understands the violence being committed against the Amazon Rainforest like the Indigenous women who call it home. With deforestation... Read Article
Amazon activist Maria Leusa Munduruku in the forest by Liliana Merizalde

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Amazon activist Maria do Socorro Silva in the forest by Liliana Merizalde
Reaping and Sewing
In fashion, who is reaping the harvest and at what cost? What kind of future is being planted and, more importantly, for whom? The Conscious... Read Article
plastic fashion waste
Two Futures
In this excerpt from their new book, The Future We Choose: Surviving the Climate Crisis, Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac paint two... Read Article
Blue gradient design
Sweet Poison
For Flourish/Collapse, Stefanie Moshammer submitted a series of images that illuminate the many mirrors that exist between growth and decay ... Read Article
Pink and yellow flower by Stefanie Moshammer
Holy Water
Growing up, photographer Ashish Shah saw the Ganges River as a giver of life. But the consequences of human and industrial pollution—and the... Read Article
People bathing in Ganges river India by Ashish Shah
Metamorphosis
When asked to interpret the theme of our latest issue, Flourish/Collapse, through his own lens, photographer Gareth McConnell turned to butt... Read Article
Butterfly x-ray scan by Gareth McConnell
Hunger Of The Pines
For our latest issue, photographer Derek Henderson captures an evergreen invasion of wilding pines in the MacKenzie Basin of the South Islan... Read Article
Mackenzie Basin forest of New Zealand landscape by Derek Henderson
Inheritance
For our latest issue, photographer Pieter Hugo sought to answer two questions: what we are and why we exist. Through his lens, there's perha... Read Article
Young girl standing in river by Pieter Hugo
Out Of Time
The Atacama Desert is one of the driest places in the world. With its clear skies and vast landscapes, it sits still atop the northern half ... Read Article
Atacama desert landscape reflection by Jess Gough
Climate Control
Tomatoes, cucumbers, paprika, roses, potted plants... The ecosystems found within Iceland's geothermal greenhouses are vast—supporting the g... Read Article
Iceland greenhouse at night by Jeremy Everett
Hooked Up To The Morphine Gun
After being named poet laureate of the United Kingdom last year, Simon Armitage announced a new prize for poetry about the environment, citi... Read Article
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60 Seconds on Earth,Anthropocene,Art & Culture,Climate Migration,Black Liberation,Changemakers,Democracy,Environmental Justice,Photography,Earth Sounds,Deep Ecology,Indigeneity,Queer Ecology,Ethical Fashion,Ocean Life,Climate Solutions,The Frontline,The Overview,Biodiversity,Future of Food,Identity & Community,Movement Building,Science & Nature,Well Being,