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For thousands of years, the Haida people have created a culture inseparable from their islands – and they’ll do whatever it takes to preserve it.
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High above the treeline in the Yukon’s remote mountains, pieces of rock hold evidence of the Earth’s tumultuous climate swings that took place millions of years ago.
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Whether the ghastly statues in Italy’s Sacro Bosco are the result of friendly competition or deep-seated grief, we’ll never know.
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Getting to Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park isn’t easy, but those who make the trek are handsomely rewarded.
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The Ganges River flows through India, and serves as a source of water for over 400 million people – and recently, one man travelled 2,500km down it on a paddleboard.
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Icebergs coming down from the Davis Strait often get stuck just north of the Arctic Circle in Qikiqtarjuaq, where people drink the purest water in the world.
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In just 100 years, the Salton Sea has turned from a holidaymaker’s dream to an ecological nightmare.
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For thousands of years, residents of Azerbaijan’s Absheron Peninsula have lived normal lives, despite the ground constantly threatening to explode beneath their feet.
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