By Mirko Faienza
Discovering a whole tiny world in my father’s small garden. There is a small pond with small falls, some stones, some plants, and plenty of life!
~ Mirko Faienza
Shot on Panasonic HPX 500- Fujinon 17×7.6 HD lens
May
18
As a filmmaker and photographer, Karen Bass has traveled from one end of the earth to the other to film and photograph the earth, its creatures and people. Bass proceeds to show some of her truly jaw-dropping footage, much of it shot with the BBC or for National Geographic, often with veteran...
May
14
The Secret Lives of Penguins
There is the hummingbird webcam, the Decorah eagle cam and a web cam in the Kalahari, to keep watch on the meerkats. Now you can watch a movie made from images produced by 16 cameras planted around Antarctica, recording the hidden lives of penguins during the harsh...
May
07
Photo credit: KAZA TFCA
Five Countries Create Peace Park
In a world constantly bombarded with news of wars and fighting between tribes and nations, it’s refreshing to know that in the heart of Africa, peace is taking hold.
Five nations that form the central heart of the continent, Namibia,...
Mar
20
Monkey Business
With fear of radiation contamination from the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster last March still rampant, researchers at Fukushima University have announced plans to monitor radiation levels by fitting a thousand of its native wild monkeys with devices that will measure radiation...
Jan
19
Integrated rice-duck farming has helped farmers to spend less money on harmful pesticides.
Rice farmers in the Philippines have found an ally as they try to protect their crops from pests and the effects of global warming. Farmers use ducks to help keep the water in their paddies fresh, and to get...
Dec
03
A diverse array of trees and plants were introduced on storm and trade winds. Photo Betsy Crowfoot
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called for decreases in deforestation and forest degradation, saying these measures complement measures to reduce greenhouse emissions.
Speaking in...
Nov
20
Cattle and wild animals like zebra: not always mutually exclusive on African rangelands.Photo: Ryan Sensenig
Competition on the East African Savanna
Tension between humans and wild animals is a problem that has caused frustration for generation after generation of farmers and ranchers, in addition...
Oct
21
