Issue 2025.05

Making
a Crab
Look
Scary

photo of angry crab underwater — **Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada** A European green crab invades the waters of Canada’s west coast, where their numbers have exploded and their damage is incalculable.

↑ Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada A European green crab invades the waters of Canada’s west coast, where their numbers have exploded and their damage is incalculable.

Using Unnatural Lighting to Shoot an Invasive Species

Words and Images by Shane Gross

When I moved to Vancouver Island on Canada’s West Coast during Covid, I felt like a child, naïve to my new world. I started researching the conservation issues in my new backyard and found I wasn’t the only new resident to British Columbia.

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Jack Dykinga’s Lifelong Love Affair with the Land

Images by Jack Dykinga, Interview by Miriam Stein Battles

With a heartrending portrayal of life inside state-run facilities for people with developmental disabilities, Jack Dykinga won a Pulitzer Prize for feature photography in 1971 at just 28 years old. For most, that would be a career-defining achievement.

Portrait of Jane Goodall with Chimpanzee hand

Honoring Jane Goodall’s Life with Wildlife and Humanity

Quote by Jane Goodall, Image by Michael Nichols

Rest in Peace, Jane.

The New Frontier in Wildlife Forensics

Words and Images by Britta Jaschinski

Wildlife crime has become a global operation — fast, complex, and deeply profitable. From illegal ivory and rhino horn to trafficked pangolins and tiger parts, the trade is driven by transnational criminal networks.

Using Unnatural Lighting to Shoot an Invasive Species

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Jack Dykinga’s Lifelong Love Affair with the Land

Honoring Jane Goodall’s Life with Wildlife and Humanity

The New Frontier in Wildlife Forensics

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