Title: Mother of the Mangroves

Description: “A group of women plants mangroves near the clay embankments of a village in

the Sundarbans to protect it from erosion, tidal waves, saline water intrusion, and high-intensity cyclones.”

Location: Sundarban, India

Date: 06/2024

Photographer: Sudip Maiti

Title: Plastic Fishing

Description: “Fishers along the Mumbai coast are bringing their boats ashore across plastic waste that has accumulated on the seaside during high tide.”

Location: Mumbai, India

Date: 06/2024

Photographer: Somenath Mukhopadhyay

Title: The Foot Bath

Description: “This picture was taken the day after heavy rains hit Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, in March 2024. More than two meters of rain fell, leaving thousands of people soaked for weeks.”

Location: Maputo, Mozambique

Date: 03/2024

Photographer: Michela Caserini

Title: Flood in Germany

Description: “Floods in Saarland, Germany: People help each other with sandbags.”

Location: Blieskastel, Germany

Date: 05/2023

Photographer: Maximilian Mann

Title: Toxicity 2

Description: “Light bulbs are designed with planned obsolescence in mind. Electrical electronics constitute a significant quantity of municipal solid wastes which are discarded after use in open dump sites.”

Location: Nigeria

Date: 05/2023

Photographer: Emeke Obanor

Title: Lifting Houses of Coastal Erosion Victims in Takalar

Description: “A group of residents worked together to lift a house in Bontokanang Village, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi. A total of 9 houses were affected by coastal erosion in the area. The erosion of the coastline in Takalar is concrete evidence of the threat.”

Location: South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Date: 07/2023

Photographer: Arfa Zulkarnain Ramlan

Title: The Lives of the Rohingya are Now Affected by Climate Change

Description: “A massive fire broke out in the Rohingya camp, burning down thousands of shelters and killing dozens of refugees. The Rohingya frequently experience fire accidents, causing them to be displaced repeatedly.”

Location: Rohingya refugee camp, Bangladesh

Date: 01/2024

Photographer: Khin Maung Thein

Title: Sustainability in Action

Description: “Plastic waste is polluting Inle Lake. Educating locals, especially the youth, on responsible disposal is crucial. This photo of children cleaning the lake symbolizes hope for a

sustainable future.”

Location: Inle Lake, Myanmar

Date: 06/2024

Photographer: Aung Chan Thar

Title: Rescue

Description: “A man is rescued by a helicopter team after being surrounded by water on the roof of his house in Canoas, metropolitan region of Porto Alegre.”

Location: Canoas, Brazil

Date: 04/2024

Photographer: Isaac Fontana

Title: Source Life Seeker

“Believing that, in the absence of an afterlife or any discernible purpose to the universe, human beings can create meaning in their own lives by seeking happiness in this life and helping others do the same.”

Location: Chittagong, Bangladesh

Date: 02/2024

Photographer: Sumon Das

Title: Louisa Projected on Iceberg

Description: “Polar sea ice is steadily thinning and vanishing. Louisa recalls the days when she would return to her family by dogsled each Christmas. Now, the community considers itself fortunate if the ice holds for just two or three months a year, and dogsleds have become a rare sight.”

Location: Uummannaq, Greenland

Date: 03/2024

Photographer: Adam Sébire

Title: The Rohingya are Now Victims of Climate Change

Description: “A young Rohingya boy was drinking water from a flooded water pump in the world’s largest refugee camp.”

Location: Rohingya camp, Bangladesh

Date: 8/2023

Photographer: Khin Maung Thein

Title: Invitation to Invade

Description: “Using metaphorical imagery and inventive lighting to depict the impact of plastic pollution, transforming collected plastic waste into art to evoke emotions, raise awareness, and inspire change.”

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Date: 11/2023

Photographer: Adedolapo Boluwatife

Title: Pollution of Abundance

Description: “Old Fadama is a mountain in Ghana. Used clothes represent the new transhumance, where people draw their sustenance from the abundance of faraway societies. Changing habits are linked to climate change.”

Location: Accra, Ghana 

Date: 09/2023

Photographer: Christian Barbe

Title: Ganga Erosion

Description: “Residents move dangerously as a stretch of the road is affected due to Ganga erosion. Many houses along the riverbanks have eroded into the river, displacing a large number of people.”

Location: Samserganj, India

Date: 05/2023

Photographer: Sumit Sanyal

Title: Desert Games

Description: “A girl is running in the middle of the desert while a ghost waits for her in a play tent. Years later, our children will be exposed to desert games. We must prevent this. The

Desert Games are starting.”

Location: Yeşilhisar, Turkey

Date: 12/2024

Photographer: Yakup Sayak

Title: NOW WE RISE!

Description: “Environmental protest groups, including Extinction Rebellion, demonstrated in Helsinki on June 25th. Protesters demanded increased action to address climate change.”

Location: Helsinki, Finland

Date: 06/2024

Photographer: Ingrid van der Velde

Title: The Burning City

Description: “The land of Jharia, a region in Jharkhand, India, revolves around open-cast coal mines pulsating like volcanoes. Meanwhile, the coal fires in the area emit substantial amounts of carbon.”

Location: Jharia, Jharkhand, India

Date: 01/2024

Photographer: Vishal Kumar Singh

Title: Cilo Buzulları

Description: “Cilo Mountain, Turkey's second-highest summit at 4,135 meters, is home to the millennia-old Cilo Glaciers in Hakkari, which are now melting due to global warming.”

Location: Hakkari, Turkey

Date: 05/2024

Photographer: BETÜL ŞİMŞEK

Title: Makoko Survivors

Description: “This image shows a portion of the Makoko community, which has garnered attention as a floating settlement. Makoko exemplifies an innovative approach to living amidst challenging environmental conditions.”

Location: Nigeria

Date: 08/2024

Photographer: Adebote Mayowa

Title: The Death River in the Dog Shape

Description: “The crystal-clear water of the Piyain River, which flows from India through Bangladesh, is dying a slow death because of uncontrolled stone extracting that is harming and threatening the environment.”

Location: Jaflong, Bangladesh

Date: 01/2024

Photographer: M Yousuf Tushar

Title: The Barren Beach

Description: “A mother carries her child on her back as she collects small fish to feed her family on Aboikro Beach. Fishing communities are becoming "climate refugees" as fish become scarcer due to climate change.”

Location: Aboikro beach, Assouinde, Côte d'Ivoire

Date: 11/2024

Photographer: Antonio Aragon Renuncio

Title: Walk Through The River of Plastics

Description: “Millions of people in this area of Bangladesh pass daily through this unrecyclable ocean of plastic, which consists of bridges connecting both sides of the Buriganga River.”

Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh

Date: 08/2024

Photographer: Jahid Apu

Title: Eco-Grid: A Vision of Sustainable Mobility

Description: “This aerial photo displays a vast array of e-bikes in China, representing the country's ambitious push towards sustainable transportation.”

Location: Guilin, China

Date: 04/2022

Photographer: Yi Hui

Title: Water Joy

Description: “The Just Human International Aid Association, with the support of benefactors as part of the 'A Drop of Hope Project,' opened the 1,066th water well in Uganda. The local people were happy to have access to it.”

Location: Uganda

Date: 06/2024

Photographer: Cem Genco

Title: Flood in Neyshabour 5

Description: “Heavy rain and hail on May 15, 2024 caused flooding in the city, blocking roads and streets.”

Location: Neyshabour, Iran

Date: 05/2024

Photographer: Morteza Aminoroayayi

Title: Life is Changed by Frequent Floods

Description: “A man rides a scooter through mud and debris after heavy rainfall flooded Tangxia town in Dongguan, on September 9, 2023.”

Location: Guangdong province, China

Date: 09/2024

Photographer: Aly Song Yang

Title: Facing the Sandstorm

Description: “When the sandstorm hits, it hits hard. The sky looks dark. We can hear the sounds of things hitting each other or, worse, things falling close to us or on us. It can uproot and blow away our tents.”

Location: Samara Refugee Camp, Tindouf, Algeria

Date: 12/2023

Photographer: Mohamed Sleiman Labat

Title: Negative effects of river floods

Description: “When the rivers flood, the poor families in the village are in trouble and move toward a safe place. This photo was taken during my visit to that village to provide assistance.”

Location: Myintwin Village, Mandalay Division, Myanmar

Date: 07/2023

Photographer: Aung Kyaw Zaw

Title: Wall of Destiny

Description: “A horrible spectacle of a seaside village in Odisha, India with all its deserted houses destroyed by repeated cyclones, looks haunted.”

Location: Odisha, India

Date: 05/2024

Photographer: Somenath Mukhopadhyay