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The deforestation of mangroves has become a climate change issue.

Hundreds of brick factories appear to have nearly disappeared under water following severe flooding. The buildings were covered when heavy rainfall caused a nearby river to overflow.

Millions of bricks are stacked in brick kiln factories situated at Savar, Aminbazar, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Climatic disturbances significantly impact the livelihood of fishing communities that depend on rain-fed rivers.

Plucking tea leaves and buds requires special skills. The people of the adjoining areas of the Himalayan tea gardens are especially skilled in fulfilling such crucial requirements, helping to maintain the flavor, aroma, and taste of Darjeeling tea.

Soil erosion in difficult terrain like this not only jeopardizes the geographical contour of the region but also adversely affects the ecology of the surrounding locality. Step cultivation is one of the most effective, known means for agriculture in hilly regions.

Dal lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India, is known globally as the "Jewel in the Crown" of Kashmir due to its beauty and floating vegetable market.

A local fisherman is depicted looking for any fish he may have netted in Ajoddhya Hills, Purulia, India. These small, independent fishermen must try to gain their livelihoods in the adjoining locality where bodies of water depend on either dams or rainfall.

Green Gold Forestry (GGF) conducts a social baseline survey focused on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which includes current economic, cultural, social, demographic, and geographic aspects in the area.

This photo shows a boat carrying the Green Gold Forestry (GGF) technical team entering our concessions located at the confluence of the Napo River, the chocolate-colored river on the right, and the Tacsha Curaray River, the darker-colored river on the left.

The photo shows children between the ages of 9 and 13 who belong to 14 different indigenous communities in the middle basin of the Napo River, Maynas Province, Department of Loreto, Peru.

Non-Timber Forest Products, Sustainable Use of Forest Resources, Forest Management, Amazon

The fruit of the mauritia flexuosa palm is widely consumed in the Amazon rainforest.

Where does honey come from?

This photo was taken in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, in June 2017. It shows children with a camel who lives in this dry land.