An abandoned caravan on the border between England and Scotland.

Sheep and lambs in a field on the Scottish/English border which runs through the middle of the river in the background.

Lawrie Byrne (right) ties mussel ropes to a line in at their mussel farm on Loch Eil. The UK's shellfish industry has been thrown into chaos post-Brexit as only shellfish caught in Grade A waters can...

Alan and Lawrie Byrne lay new rope in their mussel farm on loch Eil. The UK's shellfish industry has been thrown into chaos post-Brexit as only shellfish caught in Grade A waters can be exported by a...

Mussel farmer Lawrie Byrne prepares to lay new rope in one of the mussel farms that he runs along with his brother Alan in Loch Eil. The UK's shellfish industry has been thrown into chaos post-Brexit...

Mussel farmers from Fassfern Mussels prepare to lay rope in Loch Eil, a seawater loch that houses one of their farms. The UK's shellfish industry has been thrown into chaos post-Brexit as only shellfi...

Anti-government graffiti on the back of a traffic sign in the Scottish Highlands.

Kenny Horne (right), head Gamekeeper at Teasses estate in Fife with his assistant Jordan (in the other vehicle). The Teasses Estate covers 1,100 acres, it organises pheasant, duck and partridge shoots...

Kenny Horne (left), head Gamekeeper at the Teasses estate in Fife goes out in the early morning with his assistant Jordan to control foxes and deer. The Teasses Estate covers 1,100 acres, it organises...

Palm wine tapper Samson Turay climbs up a palm tree near Bureh. The job of climbing palm trees to collect the precious sap traditionally falls to members of the Limba ethnic group.

Kenny Horne the head Gamekeeper at Teasses estate in Fife goes out in the early morning to control foxes and deer. The Teasses Estate covers 1,100 acres, it organises pheasant, duck and partridge shoo...

Kenny Horne (right), head Gamekeeper at the Teasses estate in Fife goes out in the early morning with his assistant Jordan to control foxes and deer. The Teasses Estate covers 1,100 acres, it organise...

Kenny Horne (left), head Gamekeeper at the Teasses estate in Fife goes out in the early morning with his assistant Jordan to control foxes and deer. The Teasses Estate covers 1,100 acres, it organises...

Palm wine tapper Samson Turay climbs up a palm tree near Bureh. The job of climbing palm trees to collect the precious sap traditionally falls to members of the Limba ethnic group.

Sunrise over a misty grove of palm trees in the interior of Sierra Leone. The trees produce a mildly alcoholic sap known as palm wine, or 'poyo', a popular drink throughout West Africa. In Sierra Leon...

Sunrise over a misty grove of palm trees in the interior of Sierra Leone. The trees produce a mildly alcoholic sap known as palm wine, or 'poyo', a popular drink throughout West Africa. In Sierra Leon...

Palm wine tapper Tamba Conteh travels to the patch of land where he is employed by the landlord to collect palm wine. The landlord takes a cut, and Conteh sells the rest.

An ice cream advertisement in the field at the side of a road.

Tamba Conteh, a veteran palm wine tapper, climbs a palm tree outside Freetown. Conteh hails from the Limba ethnic group, who have dominated the palm wine industry for hundreds of years. The sap from t...

Tamba Conteh, a veteran palm wine tapper, climbs a palm tree outside Freetown. Conteh hails from the Limba ethnic group, who have dominated the palm wine industry for hundreds of years. The sap from t...

The Ninian Northern oil rig being de-commissioned at Dales Voe in Shetland. In 2020 the Shetland council voted to look at ways of obtaining financial and political independence from Scotland. Shetland...

A woman stops to take a picture of a 'Welcome to Scotland' sign on the Scotland/England border. If Scotland pushes for independence and EU membership, the border will take on huge significance as an i...

A Chodovar beer advertisement near the Ve Skale (In the Rock) restaurant. Its 800 year-old Gothic cellars are usually full of visitors but due to the coronavirus restrictions, the restaurant has b...

A man walks on an unpaved road away from the town. With a population of around 7,000, Lerwick is the biggest town in the Shetland Islands which have a total population of around 22,000. In 2020 the Sh...

Sheep run down a hillside at feeding time.

In 2020 the Shetland council voted to look at ways of obtaining financial and political independence from Scotland. Shetland and its waters lie on large oil reserves that have been exploited for many...

Each spring, as soon as the snow melts, Frantisek, a pensioner, harvests willow stems for basket weaving.

Karin Ostertag and Dassi Bah, a Vodoun (Voodoo) adept, looking out over the Tobe protected forest. Some 350 hectares in area, the forest had been severely degraded by agriculture. Over the last 35 yea...

A tree silhouetted against the sky on a rock outcrop in the Tobe protected forest. Some 350 hectares in area, the forest had been severely degraded by agriculture. Over the last 35 years it has been r...

Beehives in a clearing in the Tobe protected forest. Some 350 hectares in area, the forest had been severely degraded by agriculture. Over the last 35 years it has been restored thanks to a partnershi...

A tree in a shaft of sunlight in the Tobe protected forest. Some 350 hectares in area, the forest had been severely degraded by agriculture. Over the last 35 years it has been restored thanks to a par...

A rock cairn on an outcrop above the Tobe protected forest. Some 350 hectares in area, the forest had been severely degraded by agriculture. Over the last 35 years it has been restored thanks to a par...

A felled tree beside a highway near Bassila. Over 90 percent of the nation's households are dependent on wood or charcoal for cooking. Together with one of the world's highest population growth rates...

Refugees pray in the courtyard of a mosque at the Maslakh Refugee Camp.

Refugees pray in the courtyard of a mosque at the Maslakh Refugee Camp.

US Marines conduct a patrol along the edge of a field of maize crops.

A US Marine conducts a patrol through a field of crops.

Yakubu Salifou with his yam crop on land that he says was once forest near Penesoulou. Over 90 percent of the nation's households are dependent on wood or charcoal for cooking. Together with one of th...

A donkey is used to transport ballot materials to a remote polling booth.

US Marines conduct a patrol as a farmer tends to his crops.

A group of US Marines on patrol walk through a ploughed field.

A US Marine conducts a patrol, with several young boys and their donkeys following.

U.S. Marines conduct a security patrol in Garmsir.

A young man on a donkey laughs as he talks with US marines who are conducting a security patrol.

A felled teak tree on the edge of a sacred forest in Kikele. The forest is home to approximately 30 white-thighed colobus monkeys (Colobus vellerosus), one of the last remaining populations of the cri...

The remains of a burnt tree stump on land being cleared for agriculture near Bassila. Over 90 percent of the nation's households are dependent on wood or charcoal for cooking. Together with one of the...

A fallen baobab tree, that had been ring-barked, beside a highway in the Oueme Province.

A man sleeping underneath a broken-down pick-up heavily laden with charcoal on a highway in the Oueme Province. Over 90 percent of the nation's households are dependent on wood or charcoal for cooking...

An ANA (Afghan National Army) soldier holds an RPG7 as he participates in a security patrol in Safar.

Lone trees that tower above the brush below stark reminders of how much forest has been lost. Often only trees with spiritual significance are left standing, while the forest that once surrounded them...

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

Rigobert Dossou, who estimates his age at 60, carrying cassava tubers on the edge of a degraded sacred forest grove in the village of Agonme. The grove is now being protected following a Forestry Insp...

A US Marine on security patrol interacts with two Afghan men.

A lone Kapok tree (Ceiba petandra) on the edge of a sacred forest grove in the village of Agonme. Often only trees with spiritual significance are left standing, while the forest that once surrounded...

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

The fleshy calyx of a hibiscus plant which will be dried and used to make bissap.

Aissatou Ndoye harvests hibiscus flowers on her farm near Thies. The flowers will be dried and used to make bissap, one of the country's most popular drinks.

A home in the village of Agonme. The village is bordered by the vestiges of a sacred forest which is now being protected following a Forestry Inspectorate project that sought to demarcate 42 tradition...

A man holds a handful of dried hibiscus flowers which are used to make one of the country's national drinks, bissap.

John Yimbilbe is thought to have schizophrenia and depression. He is cared for by his wife Elizabeth Kwamwe at Nyinbunya Prayer Camp and Pentecostal Church in the Northern Region of Ghana where he has...

Dried hibiscus flowers used to make one of the country's national drinks, bissap.

John Yimbilbe is thought to have schizophrenia and depression. He is cared for by his wife Elizabeth Kwamwe at Nyinbunya Prayer Camp and Pentecostal Church in the Northern Region of Ghana where he has...

Umama Belakoba has schizophrenia and does not know her age. She is cared for by her mother at Nyinbunya Prayer Camp and Pentecostal Church in the Northern Region of Ghana where she has been chained fo...

Sara (family name not disclosed) has three children. Her youngest is two years old. She says that she became ill after the birth of each of her children. She was taken to Nyinbunya Prayer Camp and Pen...

Sara (family name not disclosed) has three children. Her youngest is two years old. She says that she became ill after the birth of each of her children. She was taken to Nyinbunya Prayer Camp and Pen...

Sara (family name not disclosed) has three children. Her youngest is two years old. She says that she became ill after the birth of each of her children. She was taken to Nyinbunya Prayer Camp and Pen...

Umama Belakoba has schizophrenia and does not know her age. She is cared for by her mother at Nyinbunya Prayer Camp and Pentecostal Church in the Northern Region of Ghana where she has been chained fo...

Umama Belakoba has schizophrenia and does not know her age. She is cared for by her mother at Nyinbunya Prayer Camp and Pentecostal Church in the Northern Region of Ghana where she has been chained fo...

Two US Marines conduct a security patrol in Helmand Province.

Other than to shout to his mother for food, Baba Agunua doesn't speak. His mother doesn't know his age, she says he's between 20 and 30. He lives with a serious mental health condition and has been ch...

John and Paul Cherry at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming that they organised and hosted at Lannock Farm.

Other than to shout to his mother for food, Baba Agunua doesn't speak. His mother doesn't know his age, she says he's between 20 and 30. He lives with a serious mental health condition and has been ch...

Farmer, Micheal Adam from Derbyshire, inspects the fields at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John and Paul Ch...

Farmers inspect 'no drill' farm machinary at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John and Paul Cherry at Lannock...

Farmers inspect te result of a 'no till' seed drill at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John and Paul Cherry a...

Other than to shout to his mother for food, Baba Agunua doesn't speak. His mother doesn't know his age, she says he's between 20 and 30. He lives with a serious mental health condition and has been ch...

Beninese scientists and conservationists Gboja Mariano Houngbedji (left) and Chrystelle Dakpogan. The couple founded local NGO ODDB (Organisation pour le Developpement Durable et la Biodiversite/ Orga...

John Cherry inspects the earth at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John and Paul Cherry at Lannock Farm.

Farmers inspect the ground after a tractor pulling a 'no till' drill has moved over the field at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event orga...

John Cherry, inspects the earth at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John and Paul Cherry at Lannock Farm.

A US marine sits on a camel led by a child as he participates in a security patrol.

John Cerry inspects the earth at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John and Paul Cherry at Lannock Farm.

Farmer John Cherry smells his untilled earth at the Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John and Paul Cherry at L...

Bud Davis, from the USA, explains to farmers about his research into improving soil quality at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organi...

A camel in the foreground, with a group of US Marines.

Micheal Adam, a farmer from Derbyshire, inspects the 'no till' fields at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John...

Farmers watch the work of a 'no till' seed drill at Groundswell 2017, a conference and agricultural show on the subject of 'no till' farming, an event organised and hosted by John and Paul Cherry at L...

A group of young Afghans interacting with a passing US Marine patrol.