Undeterred by local conflict and brutal terrain, Chaz’s source to sea walk along the wildest river was far from easy.
This National Lottery Open Week we’re saying #Thankstoyou and unlocking our archives with a free digital talk exploring the career of Antarctic photographer Frank Hurley.
Join our panel as they share their insights into how Bangladesh is now on the path to becoming climate resilient, the lessons that can be learned from this, and where things are headed.
Introducing the Society's newly digitised film collection, and a deeper look at R.A. Bagnold's 1932 expedition – the first east-west crossing of the Libyan Desert as captured on film.
Using expert photographic reportage, over the last decade Nick has followed the lives of the same individuals and families in eight countries, across four continents, to show how they have been affected by the Millennium Development Goals.
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