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110<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>I’m really happy to announce that our story about the Saguaro Cactus in El Pinacate, Mexico, is out in National Geographic Magazine. We had so much fun shooting this story in the desert with @victor_ammann @batmanmedellin. </p><p>Cacti are keystone species in desert habitats providing food and shelter to a wealth of animals. Bats, hummingbirds, butterflies, bees and moths all visit cactus flowers to drink nectar and disperse the flower’s pollen. Pollination is crucial for plants, especially in the desert where pollinators are few and far between. These cacti bloom with large, fragrant flowers that attract the rare visitors they need to thrive. </p><p>But did you know that humans too have used cacti for thousands of years for food, building materials and even hallucinogens? However, our relationship with cacti has shifted and today many cacti are critically endangered due to unsustainable collection, habitat loss and climate change.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/strangt-of-cacti">more</a></div>
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147<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>Book written by Martin Wikelski, Uschi Müller with pictures by Christian Ziegler. Milliarden von Tieren ziehen täglich über unseren Planeten. Ihre  Zugrouten sind n
147och immer ein Rätsel. Durch Mikrosender und Satellitenbachtung aus dem All ist es erstmals  möglich, tausenden Tieren gleichzeitig in jeden Winkel der Erde zu  folgen. Denn: Tiere warnen uns vor Katastrophen, sagen Pandemien vorher  und machen den Klimawandel sichtbar. Ein faszinierender Bildband über  ein bahnbrechendes , bei dem es um nichts weniger geht, als um eine  bessere Zukunft für Mensch und Tier.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/icarus">more</a></div>
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157<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>Bats are unique among mammals. They have acquired true flight, provide essential ecosystem services, and represent the ecologically most diverse group of mammals worldwide. Nowhere is this diversity more striking than in the tropics. For decades, scientists at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute have studied the remarkable biodiversity of bats on Barro Colorado Island, a small island in the Panama Canal where an astonishing seventy-six bat species coexist. Stunning photography of National Geographic contributor Christian Ziegler pairs with Smithsonian scientists’ expertise for a captivating visual journey into the world of these elusive night creatures. Synthesizing years of intensive study, Drs. Rachel Page, Dina Dechmann, Teague O’Mara, and Marco Tschapka provide insight into how bats perceive their surroundings, navigate, forage, find safe roosts, and maintain social groups. Alongside award-winning photographs that showcase bats’ diverse ecological adaptations and rich natural history, Bat Island communicates the initiatives needed to ensure the survival of these extraordinary animals, which are critical to maintaining healthy, balanced ecosystems.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/bat-island-a-rare-journey-into-the-hidden-world-of-tropical-bats">more</a></div>
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204<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>Written by STRI</p><p>"For the past 100 years, lessons from Barro Colorado played a critical  role in the preservation of tropical nature. Barro Colorado Island was  formed when the Chagres River valley was flooded to create Gatun Lake,  the main channel of the Panama Canal. By monitoring bird populations on  the island, scientists realized that when a forest becomes an island (or a forest fragment), it begins to lose bird species, especially during  climate extremes. Their work led conservationists to create important  connections between protected areas so that wildlife can move from one  forest to another in times of need.</p><p>Tropical forest research on Barro Colorado Island led to a series of  forest study sites in 28 countries around the world (ForestGEO) and to  techniques used today to understand how forests protect biodiversity and store carbon, pulling carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere that would  otherwise contribute to global warming and climate change.</p><p>Work on Barro Colorado also led STRI to establish the Agua Salud  experiment in the Panama Canal watershed—the largest tropical  reforestation experiment of its kind—providing land use managers with  information about how native tree species can be planted to improve  water management and avoid flooding, store carbon, and conserve  biodiversity to create a sustainable future.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/100-years-of-barro-colorado-island">more</a></div>
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214<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>There are not many places in the world where you can photograph wild bonobos - our closest living relative. Bonobos live only in the dense tropical forests south of the Congo River in Central Africa, and to the north of the Congo river - separated by this enormous flat, brown expanse of water - live their cousins, the chimpanzees. Bonobos are shy, secretive and incredibly agile in their forest homes, so that it is almost impossible to photograph in the wild, but at Lui Kotale research camp deep in Salonga National Park it is possible. German researchers, Barbara Fruth and her husband Gottfried Hohmann, have been studying wild bonobos for almost 30-years, and 16 years at Lui Kotale. Bonobos here are now more or less used to these strange humans that follow them noting every detail of their behavior - what they eat, how they interact and communicate, where they sleep. In September and October 2021, I spent six weeks following bonobos at Lui Kotale, getting a glimpse of their secret lives. At moments they seemed almost human; the familiarity of their hands or a certain curiosity in their eyes. At other times I felt like an onlooker into their peaceful world, embarrassed by my species, our history and, potentially, our inability to save them in the wild. Bonobos are endangered and protected by law but their numbers continue to drop as they are hunted for bush meat and the wildlife trade, and their habitat is lost. Perhaps just 15,000 of these beautiful animals remain in the wild. But our closest living relative lives here, and only here - south of the Congo River. If bonobos do not survive here, they will not survive anywhere.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/bonobo-in-the-wild-2122">more</a></div>
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224<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>Climbing plants belong to one the most diverse and yet understudied group of plants on Earth. There are thousands of species of climbing plants that belong to hundreds of different plant families. Climbers can be found in tropical and temperate forests around the world; the vast majority of climbers, however, are found in the tropics. In fact, the abundance of lianas is a key difference between temperate and tropical forests.</p><p>The ecology of climbing plants captured the attention of the early explorer-scientists over the past two centuries. Even Darwin was fascinated by this diverse group plants, and in 1865 he wrote what perhaps became his second most famous book: “On the movements and habits of climbing plants”. Darwin (and others) recognized the unique strategy of climbing plants; these plants avoid building a large trunk, but instead use the trunks of neighboring trees to reach the forest canopy. This strategy allows climbing plants to invest more energy toward acquiring resources and reproducing rather than towards building a bulky trunk. Once in the forest canopy, climbing plants produce prodigious amounts of leaves and flowers, often smothering their host tree.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/global-lianas">more</a></div>
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234<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>While many animals eat fruit and disperse the seeds in their feces, others feed on the seeds themselves. Rodents and wild pigs, in particular, love to feast on palm nuts and the large seeds of some canopy trees. However, in Southeast Asia the forests have evolved a strategy to enable some seeds to escape. Here, the trees produce no seeds for years, deliberately starving the seed predators. Then, in a single year, hundreds of forest tree species simultaneously produce huge crops of fruits, satiating the seed eaters so that some seeds survive to grow into seedlings and eventually adult palms or trees. These fruiting events are called “mastings” and typical occur only every 7-10 years in association with rare climatic triggers, such as severe drought or low night-time temperatures. </p><p> Recent reports from Borneo, including reliable sources at Danum Valley Conservation Area and the Sepilok Forest Reserve have conveyed that a general flowering is underway, and a mast fruiting event will follow in the peri
234od September to November 2019, that is predicted to be the largest in decades. The last mast fruiting event in Sabah, Malaysia, took place in 2010, but the rarity and episodic nature of tree reproduction in Southeast Asian forests makes it very difficult to plan field expeditions to photograph this natural phenomenon. I aim</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/borneo-mast-fruiting-a-forest-in-fruit">more</a></div>
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242        <a href="/portfolio/manu-national-park-peru" data-primary-link-after="›">Manu National Park, Peru</a>
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247  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/global-fig-trees"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/bca248d8bed3404cac78fa9a4325254e/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1-chaco%20morning%20stich%202-3.jpg" data-asset="bca248d8bed3404cac78fa9a4325254e" alt="1-chaco morning stich 2-3.jpg" data-mod="width:1601" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
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251        <a href="/portfolio/global-fig-trees" data-primary-link-after="›">Global Fig trees</a>
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253<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>Fig trees - some 1000 species of the genus Ficus - inhabit tropical and subtropical woodlands and forests around the world. No other tree group has such a distribution (5 continents) and such fruit abundance. Ranging in appearance from little bushes to giant trees, they all share a complex, and highly specialized mode of pollination: each species of fig depends on its own specific species of tiny fig wasp as pollinator. Each species also has a number of parasitic wasps, which use the fig as food without offering pollination in exchange, and there are even parasitoid wasps whose larvae develop inside the larvae of the pollinators. </p><p>Tropical figs are unusual in that individuals of the same species flower and fruit at different times, so even during the leanest times there is usually a fig tree fruiting somewhere in the forest. A fruiting fig can pull in hundreds of monkeys, birds, and bats from the surrounding forest, keeping the animals fed even through the hungry months of the late wet season. It’s difficult to overemphasize the role that figs play in tropical forests: without them the lean times would be even leaner. </p><p>Each species of fig draws in the fruit-eating mammals and birds of their respective habitats. A fig in the new world tropics will attract a wide selection of monkeys, opossums, squirrels, toucans and parakeets. Meanwhile figs on Borneo might be visited by orangutans, leaf monkeys, hornbills and fruit pigeons during the day and flying foxes and civets at night. In each location will have also their own unique set of visitors.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/global-fig-trees">more</a></div>
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257  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/jungle-spirits-a-new-book"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/e785c6f4ecd44b84a9cf8c52d9906df6/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/002_MM7607_060729_35256r3-3.jpg" data-asset="e785c6f4ecd44b84a9cf8c52d9906df6" alt="002_MM7607_060729_35256r3-3.jpg" data-mod="width:1601" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
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261        <a href="/portfolio/jungle-spirits-a-new-book" data-primary-link-after="›">Jungle Spirits: A new book</a>
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263<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>National Geographic photographer Christian Ziegler and tropical ecologist Dr. Daisy Dent take us on a fascinating journey through tropical rainforests around the world. Together they share their love of tropical forests and the story behind Christian’s motivation for becoming a conservation photographer. </p><p>With their photography and compelling stories, Christian and Daisy want to excite you about the wonders of the natural world and highlight the urgent need for effective conservation.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/jungle-spirits-a-new-book">more</a></div>
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273<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>Secondary forests now make up more than 50% of the world’s remaining tropical forests. These forests regrow on abandoned land across the tropics, and could help compensate for the loss of primary forest. Many people assume that when a tropical forest is cut down it can never regrow and develop the same complexity, but evidence suggests that within just 50 years the biodiversity of plant and animal species in secondary forests is on average 80% of that of primary tropical forest. And secondary forests are even more valuable for carbon uptake, these forests grow quickly binding carbon into woody tissue at 11 times the rate of primary forests. Here you can see images from a range of secondary forests in Panama, illustrating the diversity of these ecosystems and the species interactions that have re-established in regenerating forests. In a era of bleak environmental news, tropical secondary forests provide a point of hope.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/secondary-forest-in-panama-a-hopefully-story-">more</a></div>
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277  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/coiba-island-a-jewel-of-biodiversity-in-panama"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/b7d3f5f6c57944908e2c998dd95a4cfc/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/_MG_4046.jpg" data-asset="b7d3f5f6c57944908e2c998dd95a4cfc" alt="_MG_4046.jpg" data-mod="width:1601" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
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281        <a href="/portfolio/coiba-island-a-jewel-of-biodiversity-in-panama" data-primary-link-after="›">Coiba island - a jewel of biodiversity in Panama</a>
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283<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>Coiba Island is Central America’s largest uninhabited island (some 500 square kilometers); a truly unique place with many endemic and rare species of animals and plants. Coiba was a penal colony for almost 100 years until 10 years ago, and so through a quirk in history, it is still covered with lush rainforest that has long gone on the mainland - a time capsule with high conservation value. A forested rock in the rich Pacific Ocean that offers a living example of the rich habitats that once prevailed throughout this part of the world, but that are now long gone from the mainland.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/coiba-island-a-jewel-of-biodiversity-in-panama">more</a></div>
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291        <a href="/portfolio/a-giant-digg-looking-for-fossils-in-the-panama-canal" data-primary-link-after="›">A giant digg- looking for fossils in the Panama Canal</a>
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293<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>with Carlos Jaramillo</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/a-giant-digg-looking-for-fossils-in-the-panama-canal">more</a></div>
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303D I S A P P E A R I N G  D I V E R S I T Y</p><p>Bertrand lifts up the tiny chameleon on the tip of his finger, and we stare at this little marvel in wonder. Early this morning we clambered up over the limestone cliffs behind the beach where we had camped to look for chameleons in the dry forest that covers this tiny island off Madagascar’s north coast. Bertrand Razafimahatratra is my guide and an unparalleled chameleon expert.</p><p>He knew exactly where to find these tiny leaf chameleons, carefully searching them out in the leaf litter between the buttress roots of a huge tree about a half-hour hike from the beach. As he stands with one chameleon perched on his finger, he points out another in the dead leaves. I crouch down and gently scoop this microscopic animal onto my palm. I am holding the world’s smallest reptile—Brookesia micra—in my hand. Incredible!</p><p>We are on an uninhabited islet just off the coast of Madagascar: a fragment of untouched dry forest in the middle of a clear, turquoise sea. We arrived yesterday in a little motorboat, skimming over gentle waves to land on a perfect half moon of sand where we set up camp while we search for chameleons. Maybe 500 individuals of B. micra live only here on this island—a tiny population of tiny reptiles. Over the last two months, Bertrand and I have driven the length of Madagascar (over 6,000 kilometers, or 3,700 miles) in search of chameleons and we have photographed over 40 of Madagascar’s 76 species. </p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/threatened-chameleons-of-madagascar">more</a></div>
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313<div class="itemInnerContent truncateContent"><p>Bhutan, the mysterious Buddhist kingdom in the heart of the Himalaya, which has been closed off from the world for hundreds of year, spreads across breathtaking landscapes from subtropical lowlands to peaks of more then 7000 meters.  With 60% of the country protected by government degree, there is abundant, mostly unaltered, and well protected flora and fauna, a striking difference to all the rest of the Himalaya which has suffered much environmental degradation during the last 150 years. Because of its low population, and low accessibility, Bhutan today is what the Himalayas nature looked like before humans started large-scale damage like logging and hunting.  Much of Bhutan’s wildlife is endemic or extremely rare in other parts of the Himalayas.  Species like the Takin (Bhutan’s national animal and the origin of the golden fleece), rare primates such as the Golden Langur, 12 species of wild cats including tiger, clouded leopard, and the reclusive marbled cat, as well as a spectacular variety of rare birds, like the Black-necked crane, the stunningly beautiful Monal (a large and extremely colorful pheasant that lives in extreme altitude) and several hornbill species, are among the rarities found here.</p><a class="moreLink" href="/portfolio/bhutan-migration-of-animals">more</a></div>
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317  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/bonobos-our-unknown-cousins"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/de56d2b900b8496c80c2618e7229bdbe/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_455_101_01.jpg" data-asset="de56d2b900b8496c80c2618e7229bdbe" alt="Bonobos - our unknown cousins" title="Despite being our closest living relatives, our knowledge of bonobos, and their natural history is extremely limited. Home to the rainforests of the Congo basin south of the river, they are endemic to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the former Zaire. Scientists have only started to observe bonobos in the wild (without feeding them) over the last decade and this essay is the first set of images taken of bonobos in their natural environment. Following researchers of the German Max Planck Institute and a group of bonobos habituated by rangers of the NGO Bonobo Conservation International, I was able to document the daily lives of our unknown cousins." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Bonobos - Our unknown cousins&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
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326  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/cassowary-big-bird-in-trouble"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/f6832fa2c06b4ffea73b8e9a58509694/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_483_1mm7817_120526_03154c.jpg" data-asset="f6832fa2c06b4ffea73b8e9a58509694" alt="Gardeners of the rainforest" title="The Southern Cassowary, one of the largest living birds on earth, are home to the tropical rainforests of northern Queensland and Papua New Guinea. Due to habitat loss, feral dogs and pigs, as well as road kill, only an estimated 1500 individuals remain in Queensland. Cassowaries are crucial seed dispersers in these forests and dozens of tree species depen
326d on their services. This photo essay explores the live cycle of this elusive species as well as the challenges it faces." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Cassowary - Big bird in trouble&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
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335  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/carnivorous-plants-vegetables-with-attitude"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/e34f6fb30269414ba07092314f0b0388/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_692_101_13.jpg" data-asset="e34f6fb30269414ba07092314f0b0388" alt="Vegetables with an Appetite – Carnivorous Plants of the world" title="Carnivorous plants have evolved independently in several parts of the world, always in response to nutritionally poor environments,  to gain a nutritional edge. This series explores the ways these plants, some of which are recent discoveries, feed and interact with other species.  In Asia, pitcher plants have evolved a fascinating diversity, with a couple of hundred different species. Some feed on small bugs, which drown in their pitchers and are digested, but many others have gone far beyond, trapping insects and living symbiotically with species such as bats, shrews and rats. The north American species include the famous venus fly trap, sun dews, and a different group of pitcher plants." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Carnivorous plants - Vegetables with attitude&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
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344  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/the-balsa-tree-party-at-the-nectar-bar"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/eb6b07aa3fe04426acec2b6cfa95ffb8/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_416_1mm7777_100115_13364.jpg" data-asset="eb6b07aa3fe04426acec2b6cfa95ffb8" alt="Nectar Party" title="This series documents the diverse array of species attracted by the luxurious nectar supply of the balsa tree in Panama. In doing so, it explores the concept of a key stone species, and shows an unusual concentration of animals in a rain forest." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;The Balsa Tree - Party at the nectar bar&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
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352<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
353  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/orchids-deceptive-beauties"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/b186b1d301734a71a2220671e21aa837/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_629_1003_mm7607_080712_20060r3.jpg" data-asset="b186b1d301734a71a2220671e21aa837" alt="Deceptive beauties - orchids and their pollinators" title="Orchids represent the most species rich plant family on earth, more then 30.000 ! They have conquered habitats from almost desserts to the wettest rainforests of the world, and show a diversity of flower design that is hard to comprehend. This diversity of shapes, colours, and scents is the result of the co-evolutionary processes of the orchids with their respective pollinators, which range from fungus gnats to hummingbirds and often involve very complex mechanisms. This global photo essay shows orchids, their variety and their pollinators from 5 continents." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Orchids - Deceptive beauties&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
354</div>
355  <div class="itemContent">
356      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
357        <a href="/portfolio/orchids-deceptive-beauties" data-primary-link-after="›">Orchids - Deceptive beauties</a>
358      </h2>
359  </div>
360</div>
361<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
362  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/kasanka-tracking-fruit-bats"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/fbcfed69638d4e3494aa5828862bc935/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_513_101_05_015__h3v1041.jpg" data-asset="fbcfed69638d4e3494aa5828862bc935" alt="Tracking fruit bats" title="An estimated 10 million fruit bats gather each year in Kasanka National Park in northern Zambia ot form the largest aggregation of mammals that we know. Scientists of the Max Planck Instutite for Ornithology use the latest tracking  technolgy to learn about the fruit bats role as seed dispersers and their large scale migration." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Kasanka - Tracking fruit bats&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
363</div>
364  <div class="itemContent">
365      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
366        <a href="/portfolio/kasanka-tracking-fruit-bats" data-primary-link-after="›">Kasanka - Tracking fruit bats</a>
367      </h2>
368  </div>
369</div>
370<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
371  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/tropical-bats-hyperdiversity-in-panama"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/c31e0913b4f848b7b8f2869b6d1c5c6c/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_749_101_mm7355_060219_1711.jpg" data-asset="c31e0913b4f848b7b8f2869b6d1c5c6c" alt="Tropical Bats of Barro Colorado Island" title="How can 74 different species of bats co-exist on an island of only 16 square kilometers? On Barro Colorado Island, a Smithsonian-run research island in Panama, scientists have spend decades understanding the mechanisms that allow such biodiversity to co-exist. In the case of bats, that is made possible because the different species have different feeding and roosting habits. Different bats are specialized to feed on insects, fruit, pollen, frogs or even fish, while their roosting habits include hollow trees, fallen logs, tents made of large leaves, rolled-up banana leaves, and even cavities chewed into termite nests." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Tropical Bats - Hyperdiversity in Panama&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
372</div>
373  <div class="itemContent">
374      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
375        <a href="/portfolio/tropical-bats-hyperdiversity-in-panama" data-primary-link-after="›">Tropical Bats - Hyperdiversity in Panama</a>
376      </h2>
377  </div>
378</div>
379<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
380  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/bhutan"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/e335f2ff66d84ec19cfecaa145862d12/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_441_1075_445a1560.jpg" data-asset="e335f2ff66d84ec19cfecaa145862d12" alt="Bhutan" title="Impressions from a scouting trip for a story on wildlife in Bhutan." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Bhutan&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
381</div>
382  <div class="itemContent">
383      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
384        <a href="/portfolio/bhutan" data-primary-link-after="›">Bhutan</a>
385      </h2>
386  </div>
387</div>
388<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
389  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/rwenzori-expedition-into-an-alien-world"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/f58b26505e99469686b15749aaf89487/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_340_101__mg_0328.jpg" data-asset="f58b26505e99469686b15749aaf89487" alt="The mountains of the moon" title="Documentation of an expedition of a team of geologists to learn about the origin of this unusually high mountain range." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;
389Rwenzori - Expedition into an alien world&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
390</div>
391  <div class="itemContent">
392      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
393        <a href="/portfolio/rwenzori-expedition-into-an-alien-world" data-primary-link-after="›">Rwenzori - Expedition into an alien world</a>
394      </h2>
395  </div>
396</div>
397<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
398  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/dragenfly-tagging-with-martin-wikelski"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/b5054c768816427c82ad494f38c8727b/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/_MG_4732.jpg" data-asset="b5054c768816427c82ad494f38c8727b" alt="_MG_4732.jpg" data-mod="width:1601" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
399</div>
400  <div class="itemContent">
401      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
402        <a href="/portfolio/dragenfly-tagging-with-martin-wikelski" data-primary-link-after="›">Dragenfly tagging with Martin Wikelski</a>
403      </h2>
404  </div>
405</div>
406<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
407  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/bioko-rave"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/d0127504aa7a431b83f343570c64818a/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_797_1bioko_28_mg_7010.jpg" data-asset="d0127504aa7a431b83f343570c64818a" alt="Bioko RAVE" title="I was one of four photographer to participate in a RAVE (Rapid Visual assesment Expedition) on the island of Bioko, in Equatorial Guinea. The unique primate fauna of the island is under treat of extinction beause of a strong increase of bush meat poaching. The images from this project were published in a National Geograpohic article which helped to progress anti-poaching legislation." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Bioko RAVE&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
408</div>
409  <div class="itemContent">
410      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
411        <a href="/portfolio/bioko-rave" data-primary-link-after="›">Bioko RAVE</a>
412      </h2>
413  </div>
414</div>
415<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
416  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/goose-migration-kolguyev"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/d3262a88b8b84aaa84292c570323468d/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_567_1r256__h3v2495.jpg" data-asset="d3262a88b8b84aaa84292c570323468d" alt="Expedtion report" title="This is the documentation of an ornithological research expedition to the island of Kolguyev by an international team lead bythe Max Planck Institute for Ornitholgy. Using the latest tracking technlogy, they set out to learn about the migration of geese." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Goose Migration - Kolguyev&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
417</div>
418  <div class="itemContent">
419      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
420        <a href="/portfolio/goose-migration-kolguyev" data-primary-link-after="›">Goose Migration - Kolguyev</a>
421      </h2>
422  </div>
423</div>
424<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
425  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/mimicry-the-art-of-deception"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/afc9fa823c714fc4ba59afebf637414c/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_570_102_ziegler_christian02.jpg" data-asset="afc9fa823c714fc4ba59afebf637414c" alt="The Art of Deception" title="Mimicry and camouflage are used by many animals to avoid to get eaten, or to be more successful hunters themselves. This photo essay shows examples from tropical areas around the world." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Mimicry - The art of deception&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
426</div>
427  <div class="itemContent">
428      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
429        <a href="/portfolio/mimicry-the-art-of-deception" data-primary-link-after="›">Mimicry - The art of deception</a>
430      </h2>
431  </div>
432</div>
433<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
434  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/mangroves-in-peril-in-belize"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/bfe414859f4543da918607861d8c81df/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_733_1r12_033_mg_6941.jpg" data-asset="bfe414859f4543da918607861d8c81df" alt="1r12_033_mg_6941" title="Mangroves can be found in all tropical coastal areas around the world. They are of critical importance for coastal protection and fisheries, yet a large proportion of global mangrove forests have disappeared during the last decades, falling victim to shrimp farming, char coal production, and coastal development. This is a photographic case study, created in Belize to show intact mangroves, their natural history, ecosystem services, and various threats." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Mangroves in peril in Belize&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
435</div>
436  <div class="itemContent">
437      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
438        <a href="/portfolio/mangroves-in-peril-in-belize" data-primary-link-after="›">Mangroves in peril in Belize</a>
439      </h2>
440  </div>
441</div>
442<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
443  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/el-mirador-conservation-in-mayalandia"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/e15b236b8b184e708163cd1c91565dd0/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_607_108__mg_2667.jpg" data-asset="e15b236b8b184e708163cd1c91565dd0" alt="El Mirador - Conservation of Wildlife and Maya Heritage" title="The Mirador basin in northern Guatemala contains the ruins of dozens of Maya settlements, severla of them estimated to be larger then Tikal. Covered in thick jungle, the planets largest known pyramid has been discovered here, along with the oldest known stucco panel from the Popol Vuh. Because of its isolation, the next road is 6 mule days away, this forest is also home of an impressive biodiversity. This photo essay documents the archeological site, the rich biodiversity, and the work of the lead scientist, Dr. Richard Hansen." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;El Mirador - Conservation in Mayalandia&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
444</div>
445  <div class="itemContent">
446      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
447        <a href="/portfolio/el-mirador-conservation-in-mayalandia" data-primary-link-after="›">El Mirador - Conservation in Mayalandia</a>
448      </h2>
449  </div>
450</div>
451<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
452  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/jasmund-ancient-beech-forest"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/ac8f33764ed64288876dd23e5e530f2d/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_813_101_kolliker_burning_2.jpg" data-asset="ac8f33764ed64288876dd23e5e530f2d" alt="Jasmund - a beech forest through the seasons" title="The Jasmund National Park on the island of Ruegen is home to an old beech forest, located along a spectacular chalk cliff. This set of images shows the forest throughthe change of seasons." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Jasmund - Ancient beech forest&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
453</div>
454  <div class="itemContent">
455      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
456        <a href="/portfolio/jasmund-ancient-beech-forest" data-primary-link-after="›">Jasmund - Ancient beech forest</a>
457      </h2>
458  </div>
459</div>
460<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
461  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/a-magic-web"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/d2259e81661a4110b9b0f87e3be8129b/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_854_1r10_027_011_leaf_cutter_ants_copy.jpg" data-asset="d2259e81661a4110b9b0f87e3be8129b" alt="A Magic Web - the forest of Barro Colorado Island" title="This portfolio shows part of the imagery for a book project porduced for the Smithsonian Tropica Research Institute. Combined with a popular science text by staff scientist Egbert Leigh, A Magic Web is a coffee table book introduction to the ecology of tropical rainforests." data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;A Magic Web&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
462</div>
463  <div class="itemContent">
464      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
465        <a href="/portfolio/a-magic-web" data-primary-link-after="›">A Magic Web</a>
466      </h2>
467  </div>
468</div>
469<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
470  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/panama-canal-fossil-hunting"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/e6d6d0db72a24f4b8dbcc9920ef6b792/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_877_101__mg_1186.jpg" data-asset="e6d6d0db72a24f4b8dbcc9920ef6b792" alt="101__mg_1186" data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Panama Canal Fossil Hunting&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
471</div>
472  <div class="itemContent">
473      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
474        <a href="/portfolio/panama-canal-fossil-hunting" data-primary-link-after="›">Panama Canal Fossil Hunting</a>
475      </h2>
476  </div>
477</div>
478<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
479  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/army-ants"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/f465ebf2730f49e3b51d943b017aadd3/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_908_101_buchelli_soldier_portrait.jpg" data-asset="f465ebf2730f49e3b51d943b017aadd3" alt="101_buchelli_soldier_portrait" data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Army Ants&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
480</div>
481  <div class="itemContent">
482      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
483        <a href="/portfolio/army-ants" data-primary-link-after="›">Army Ants</a>
484      </h2>
485  </div>
486</div>
487<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
488  <div class="itemImg"><a href="/portfolio/red-eyed-tree-frogs"><div class="contentImg imgHover imgHover--reveal"><div class="imgHover-transform"><img src="https://static.livebooks.com/e6f2c69eb7bb46b7990514e53aa883e6/i/a8882630c0cd49dda931b111678def3a/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatRJX4vG/1_0_930_101__mg_9826.jpg" data-asset="a8882630c0cd49dda931b111678def3a" alt="101__mg_9826" data-mod="width:1601" data-tags="[&quot;Red-eyed Tree Frogs&quot;]" class="contentImg"></div><div class="imgHover-overlay"></div></div></a>
489</div>
490  <div class="itemContent">
491      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
492        <a href="/portfolio/red-eyed-tree-frogs" data-primary-link-after="›">Red-eyed Tree Frogs</a>
493      </h2>
494  </div>
495</div>
496<div class="item itemPreview hasImg hasHoverEffect hasHoverEffect--reveal">
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498</div>
499  <div class="itemContent">
500      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
501        <a href="/portfolio/galapagos-tortoise-tracking" data-primary-link-after="›">Galapagos Tortoise tracking</a>
502      </h2>
503  </div>
504</div>
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509      <h2 data-prop="true" class="contentTitle">
510        <a href="/portfolio/rafflesia-the-worlds-largest-flower" data-primary-link-after="›">Rafflesia - the world's largest flower</a>
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512  </div>
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