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    Top Tips to Ensure Your Athletic Career is Eco-Friendly

    The world is at a tipping point, and it is time for us all to do our part to make necessary changes, especially if you are in the public eye. Sports…

    February 19, 2020
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    Sustainability and Waste Management in the Construction Sector

    One of the main areas of concern for both the construction sector and the engineering sector is the concept of improved waste management. As the global population is increasingly concerned about…

    February 18, 2020
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    The Rise of Smart Technologies

    The world as we know it continues to change. For a large part of this, technology has made it better. Our communication methods, exercise routines and entertainment platforms have all improved.…

    February 13, 2020
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    5 Changes To Make Your Office More Sustainable

    In 2020, we are encouraged to live in a more sustainable way, but this is often focused on our home life, rather than our work life. Of course, many businesses are…

    February 3, 2020
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    4 Best Practices for Email Marketing Results

    There’s more than one way to measure success when it comes to email marketing; there’s a large number of metrics that can measure your campaign’s overall performance and help you determine…

    January 30, 2020
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    How To Keep Your Home Clean While Staying Green

    As we become more and more away about the existing damage to the environment and witness the impact of climate change, sustainability and the use of sustainable practices is becoming more…

    January 28, 2020
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  • Photo by @nataliekeyssar | This was part of my most recent @natgeo story on how advances in DNA technology may help  solve cold cases from Guatemala's civil war, creating hope for families who have spent years wondering what became of their disappeared loved ones. Rosalina Tuyuc is a human rights activist and founder of Conavigua, the national association of Guatemalan widows. Her husband and father are still among the war's missing, and she performs a ritual at the memorial she helped construct at the site of several mass graves. Read more in Nina Strochlic's article at Nat Geo's link in bio.
  • Photo by @stephenwilkes | While scouting in Ilulissat, Greenland, I climbed up a hill, hoping for a better a view of the icebergs—and discovered a cemetery at the base of this valley. The juxtaposition of these small, all-white graves against the dark volcanic rock and the majestic icebergs just over the hill was magical. To see more photos from my travels near and far follow me @stephenwilkes. #Ilulissat #cemetery #hill # rocks #icebergs
  • Photo by @martinschoeller | Holocaust survivor Sara Leicht was born in Oradea, Romania, in 1929. Sara was relocated to the Nagyvárad ghetto and later deported to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camp. "The most important thing we can do is to love. To love more and to love everyone. To be kinder, more humble, and more generous, and to be better people. To love our fellow human beings, whoever they are.” Seventy-five years ago, the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camp was liberated. The guards had left the day before, and 7,000 abandoned prisoners remained at the camp when two Russian soldiers, pulling a machine gun on a sled through snow, arrived at the gates. At the end of the war, six million Jews had been killed for no other reason than being Jewish. To commemorate the Holocaust, I traveled to Israel, where I interviewed 75 survivors at @yadvashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center. I will be sharing their stories for the next few months.
  • Photo by @michaelnicknichols | Jane Goodall, Goualougo Triangle, Republic of Congo, 2002. Jane and I were in the Congo in a place where, in the 1990s, conservationist Mike Fay had encountered chimpanzees that hadn't had any negative association with humans—meaning that they were “naive," not afraid. So the goal was to protect them and this land at all costs. The problem: a forest full of mahogany, which had a value akin to gold. The president of Congo wouldn't sign a decree that would annex the triangle into the national park; this stalemate went on for a decade. 
We were all afraid that something would happen and destroy this place, so we brought in a secret weapon: Jane Goodall, who  is renowned—and can move the dial when she meets with a president. Mission accomplished: The decree was signed. Here, she was about 68 years old, and it was a long, hard walk to reach the Goualougo. She wore plastic sandals and got really painful blisters. She did not complain (except to me, her friend). From my retrospective book WILD
  • Photo by David Guttenfelder @dguttenfelder | The freshly painted pastel building blocks stand below Juche Tower in North Korea's capital, Pyongyang. Please follow me, @dguttenfelder, for an inside look at North Korea, where I have been traveling and photographing for the past 19 years.
  • Photo by @katieorlinsky | Young polar bears play in the Alaskan Arctic. Anyone with a sibling can probably relate. I made this image in the Inupiat village of Kaktovik, Alaska. Every fall after the community’s annual subsistence hunt of bowhead whales, polar bears arrive to feed off the whale carcass scraps and bones. Climate change has affected the migration and diet of polar bears, which have grown increasingly hungry as melting sea ice impairs their ability to hunt seals on the ice sheet. Meanwhile, scavenging so close to town brings its own set of challenges to both polar bears and the people of Kaktovik. With a steady stream of tourists and scientists coming to view and study the polar bears year after year, bears grow increasingly accustomed to interaction with humans—the most dangerous predator on the planet.
  • Photo by @tasneemalsultan | Andrea Bocelli, wearing Saudi attire, sings at Maraya Concert Hall, in Al Ula, during a tourism festival in Saudi Arabia. Even just a couple years ago, an event like this would not have taken place in such a remote region of the conservative kingdom. #saudiarabia #andreabocelli
  • Photo by Diana Markosian @markosian |  A view of downtown Manhattan on a cold winter morning. #newyork

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