Jaguar: connecting habitats beyond the photograph

A jaguar’s spotted coat attracts attention, but survival depends on the landscape outside the photograph. Look beyond the portrait to water, prey and routes between habitats.
Orangutans: a forest is more than a single tree

An orangutan’s world includes branches, fruit and resting places high above the ground. A tree drawn as only a trunk leaves much of that world out.
Elephants: following connections across a landscape

A photograph of elephants approaching water shows one moment in a longer journey. Seasons, roads, farms and other water sources lie beyond its frame.
Watching migrating birds without disturbing them

The closest photograph is not always the best observation. Quiet time spent without changing a bird’s behaviour can be a valuable record.
Wolves: reading an ecosystem without a simple story

Predator stories are often presented as a single chain of cause and effect. A careful account asks what other changes happened at the same time.
