As Scotland’s fishing communities face uncertain futures, one coastal village continues a cherished tradition: crowning its teenage Herring Queen.

Wildlife photographer Vincent Munier returns to the French Vosges forests of his childhood with his father and young son, tracing a tender inheritance of attention, silence and wonder.

In Uummannaq, North-West Greenland, children carve Indigenous words into the sea ice, naming what is being lost and imagining a future without ice.

In Nigeria’s Niger Delta, poet and activist Nnimmo Bassey gathers a new generation of writers to turn memory, anger and hope into poetry, testimony and resistance.

When thousands of dead crabs wash ashore along England’s North East coast, fisherman Stan Rennie is drawn into a grassroots fight for truth, accountability and survival.

A passionate sea swimmer becomes a reluctant activist, taking on one of the UK’s biggest water companies in the fight for clean, safe waters.

A lyrical sail through the Thames Estuary asks who owns the wind, and whether renewable energy can become a force for public good, community power and connection.

A poetic journey through Scotland’s wild places, where Kenneth White’s geopoetics, artists, geologists and James Hutton’s deep time help us rediscover how to think with the Earth.

A poetic portrait of trans/non-binary artist and gardener Mol Benge, whose relationship with the natural world becomes a compass for growth, identity and becoming.

In the Bolivian Andes, the global race for lithium reveals an old story in new language: extraction, resistance and the question of who pays for the green transition.