The tree collector Günter diamond with his, since 1964, grown-up, collection of trees. Good 600 species of trees and shrubs from all continents he has planted.
Tinka & Frank Dietz
Golden jellyfish swarms in the Pacific.
Christoph Gerigk
66 days, 18,500 kilometers, ten countries and almost 100 flight hours. With his impressive aerial photographs, the photographer wants to show how important it is to protect Africa's most important resource.
Florian Wagner
Mountains of the Aosta Valley in the Alps of Italy. The black-and-white photographs show the high peaks, deep ravines and snow-covered surfaces that characterize this enchanting landscape while looking at the signs of a warming world.
Paolo Pellegrin / Magnum Photos for Forte di Bard
The former Rieselfelder around Hobrechtsfelde is being re-irrigated within the framework of the UEP project, partly to support the regional water balance with the drainage from the nearby Berlin clarification plant.To this end, 5 hectares of Rieselfeld surface area was turned into clarification biotopes.
Djamila Grossman
Plants need light for the photosynthesis, which is not present under water. This lack is compensated by marine organisms in which they produce light by fluorescence.
Eye of Science
Earth eternal
A photographic homage to our planet in its natural state.
Taschen Verlag
Sebastiao Salgado
Fauna against Flora: armed plants.
Eye Of Science
in unison.
Flore-Ael Surun / TendanceFloue
Germany's different types of protected areas are defined in the Federal Nature Conservation Act.
Friederike Brandenburg
Unesco Biosphere Reserve in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
Friederike Brandenburg
The Quintessential Landscape.Since the 1970s, Michael Ruetz has been engaged in a project he calls "Eye on Time".
Michael Ruetz
California's White Mountains is home to the world's oldest living non-clonal trees. "Methuselah" is thought to be almost 5,000 years old an.
Alec Soth / Magnum Photos
Buch: "Trees"
Raghu Rai / Magnum Photos