F – Fiji
For Fiji, the sea is not somewhere you go when you want to escape the mainland. It is the mainland. Spread across more than 300 islands in the South Pacific, Fiji’s communities, businesses and livelihoods are closely tied to the ocean.
E – Ecuador
Imagine a river standing before a court. Not as evidence. Not as the property of a person or company, but as a legal subject.
D – Denmark
What if a city could make the car feel like the inconvenient option? On a weekday morning in Copenhagen, the streets begin to move. Bicycles stream through junctions,
C – Canada
Who is watching over Canada’s wildest places? Who notices when a landscape begins to change? Sometimes, it isn’t a satellite orbiting hundreds of kilometres above the Earth. It isn’t a scientist arriving with a clipboard.
B – Burkina Faso
Surrounding a city in one of the world’s hotter and drier regions is a surprising sight: a stretch of green. Around Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso’s capital, trees, gardens and cultivated land form what is known as the Green Belt.