Abano Pass
Tusheti is a rather a wild and remote area in Georgia. With little infrastructure, it’s a picturesque region that only a few tourists venture into – and it can only be reache
Sanatorium Metalurgi
The Sanatorium Metalurgi was completed in 1957 and was built for the steelworkers of the Soviet Union, offering them a break from their rather hectic schedules and a bit of a wallo
Pamir Highway
One of the coolest scouts we have ever done, for a long term project: The Pamirs are beautiful, wild and harsh, where dusty roads snake through the ever growing mountains between T
Overfished.
Massive population growth, overfishing and the effects of climate change are putting Lake Malawi under stress. With an estimated 700 to 800 cichlid species, many of which are found
Bathhouse Number 8
The first bathhouses in Tskaltubo are believed to have opened in 1870, with the sanatoriums following in 1925. In 1931 Tskaltubo was designated as a balneotherapy therapy centre an
Three Generations: Ethiopia
We loved working on this story about how improvements in healthcare have led to a major drop in child mortality told through three generations of Ethiopian women. Since 1990 child
Stalin’s Dacha, Tskaltubo
One of the many dachas (country or holiday houses) that were built for Stalin across the Soviet Union, this one was used when he visited the mineral springs dotted across the town.
The Registan
The Registan was the main shopping area of Samarkand long before any buildings were constructed there. Back in the day, all travellers and merchants looking for a hot bath, somewh
Sauran, Kazakhstan
Every now and then you will arrive at an area that could have been designed around the question, WTF? When we were asked to scout the ancient city of Sauran ‘because we were in
The Right To Play.
What do girls dream of? And what happens when a supportive environment is created where girls are empowered and given the opportunity to learn and dream? The Right To Play merges