A merchant assembling a jade teapot set for sale at one of the many stalls in the Jiagao jade jewellery market.

Bushland near Cobargo that was burned in fires a few months previously is beginning to recover after heavy rainfall.

Sheep huddle under a stand of Scots pine tree on a sheep farm near Tweedsmuir. The extensive grazing of sheep has hindered the natural regeneration of forests in Scotland which has some of the lowest...

The River Feshie, flowing through the glen of the same name in the Scottish Highlands, is flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regenerati...

Saplings spread around a mature Scots pine tree in Glen Feshie. This flag ship site for rewilding has bounced back after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration o...

Glen Feshie in the Scottish Highlands, is flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration of trees on the bare moorland. The ‘granny...

Mature Scots pine tree in Glen Feshie. This flag ship site for rewilding has bounced back after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration of trees on the bare moorl...

Saplings spread around a mature Scots pine tree in Glen Feshie. This flag ship site for rewilding has bounced back after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration o...

Glen Feshie in the Scottish Highlands, a flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration of trees on the bare moorland. The 'granny' Sc...

A tilting Scots pine tree beside the River Feshie, flowing through the glen of the same name in the Scottish Highlands, is flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 dee...

A metal deer target in a plantation in Glen Feshie in the Scottish Highlands. This flag ship site for rewilding has bounced back after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural...

Glen Feshie in the Scottish Highlands, a flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration of trees on the bare moorland. The 'granny' Sc...

Saplings spread around a mature Scots pine tree in Glen Feshie. This flag ship site for rewilding has bounced back after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration o...

The River Feshie, flowing through the glen of the same name in the Scottish Highlands, is flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regenerati...

The River Feshie, flowing through the glen of the same name in the Scottish Highlands, is flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regenerati...

Saplings spread around a mature Scots pine tree in Glen Feshie. This flag ship site for rewilding has bounced back after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration o...