Environmentalism Collection (#8)

Early morning misty colors in the valley. Yosemite, California, US

Bridalveil Falls behind Merced River. Yosemite, California, US

Bridal Veil Falls. Yosemite, California, US

Breaking waves. Garrapata State Park. View towards North. Entrance #7. California, US

Breaking waves and flowers. Garrapata State Park. View towards North. Entrance #7. California, US

Aspen Fall foliage, Eastern Sierra foothills, California, US

Alpenglow. Sunset colors the top of El Capitan. Yosemite, California, USA

Bodie, California, USA

Panorama. Along Kongakut River. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Alaska. (Large format sizes available)

Kenai Mountains at sunrise. Seen from Lands End. Homer. Alaska
Kenai Mountains at sunrise. Seen from Lands End. Homer, Alaska, USA

Low tide at sunrise. Lands End. Homer. Alaska
Low tide at sunrise. Lands End. Homer, Alaska, USA

Feather on beach. Lands End. Homer. Alaska
Feather on beach. Lands End. Homer, Alaska, USA

Rainbow over Copper River. Alaska
Rainbow over Copper River, Alaska, USA

Juneau. Alaska
Juneau, Alaska, USA

Seals resting on buoy. Juneau. Alaska
Seals resting on buoy. Juneau, Alaska, USA

Lupines. View from camp. McNeil River State Game Sanctuary and refuge. Alaska Peninsula, Alaska, USA

Lupine field. McNeil River State Game Sanctuary and refuge. Alaska Peninsula. Alaska
Lupine field. McNeil River State Game Sanctuary and refuge. Alaska Peninsula, Alaska, USA

Great Blasket Island. County Kerry. Ireland. Sheep

Glengarriff, Ireland, Uragh Stone Circle. Sheep gathering

Water running from Glacier and waterfall, Iceland

Rainbow over tundra with wild flowers, Iceland

Laki or Lakagigar (Craters of Laki) is a long row of old and inactive volcanic fissures, Iceland

Water outlet from the Skalafelljokul Glacier in the morning sun Iceland

Fagrifoss waterfall on the road to Laki, Iceland

Iceberg nuggets shine like diamants at sunrise. Beach at Jokulsarlon, Iceland

Iceberg formations broken off from the Breidamerkurjokull glacier, part of the Vatnajokull National Park. Jokulsarlon, Iceland

Svartifoss (Black Fall), a 20m waterfall surrounded by hanging hexagonal basalt columns and by dark lava. Skaftafell National Park, Iceland

Sunrise and iceberg formation on the beach at Jokulsarlon, Iceland

Golden sunrise seen through iceberg formation on the beach at Jokulsarlon, Iceland

Rising moon and Aurora Borealis and moonrise over icebergs in Jokulsarlon and Breidamerkurjokull, Iceland

Wildflowers in the Canadian Rockies, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

Ducks are raised in great numbers in Vietnam as a primary food source. They waddle a daily commute between their pens and the rice paddies to feed on snails and crustaceans

The Shanghai Pudong New Area skyline, including the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Shanghai World Financial Center and the Jin Mao Tower among others, Shanghai, China

Terraced rice fields, Yuanyang, China

Carts pulled on a dusty field, Bagan, Myanmar

IDAHO: LEAD MINE, 1936. A view of the Bunker Hill mine in Kellogg, Idaho, the largest lead mine in the world, surrounded by destroyed trees. Photographed by Arthur Rothstein, July 1936

STEPHEN MATHER (1867-1930). Stephen Tyng Mather. First director of National Park Service. Mather, center, with Park Service colleagues at Yosemite. Photograph, 1926

GIFFORD PINCHOT (1865-1944). American conservationist and politician. Oil over a photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston

NEW YORK: ARBOR DAY, 1908. A crowd in New York City attending a public school ceremony in observance of Arbor Day, 8 May 1908

Sign and wind turbines, Tarifa, Costa de la Luz, Andalucia, Spain, Europe

Installation of solar panels near Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Wind turbines in winter at sunrise on a snowy field, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, Europe

Wind turbines in a summer landscape, Brandenburg, Germany, Europe

Second Beach at La Push, Olympic Coast, Washington, USA

Wind turbine in Lanjaron, Alpujarra, Sierra Nevada, Andalucia, southern Spain, Europe

Wind turbines in Lanjaron, Alpujarra, Sierra Nevada, Andalucia, southern Spain, Europe

THEOLOGIANS FIGHT, 1886. Why Do The Heathen Rage? They don t, Gentle Reader. They are Taking Things very Peacefully and Pleasantly

JOHN RUSKIN (1819-1900). English art critic and writer. Original cabinet photograph, c1882

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"Preserving Nature's Wonders: A Journey into Environmentalism" Jane Goodall, the renowned British conservationist and zoologist, shares a heartwarming moment with a chimpanzee, reminding us of our deep connection to nature. Welwyn Garden City stands as an exemplary model of town planning that harmoniously integrates urban living with green spaces, emphasizing the importance of sustainable development. A symmetrically stacked pile of logs serves as a reminder to utilize firewood responsibly, promoting eco-friendly practices and reducing carbon emissions. Skellig Michael Island in Ireland represents the European Westernmost Point and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its untouched beauty and ecological significance. The radiant sun on Dartmoor Devon's horizon illuminates a picturesque landscape adorned with fields, woodlands, poppies, and ripening barley—a testament to the vibrant biodiversity nurtured by our planet. Yosemite National Park's iconic Tunnel View showcases Bridalveil Falls, El Capitan, and Half Dome—majestic landmarks that inspire awe while underscoring the need to protect these natural wonders for future generations. Harnessing solar energy through panels basking in sunlight exemplifies how renewable resources can power our world sustainably while mitigating climate change impacts. A tree growing in the shape of a heart symbolizes love for nature—an emblematic reminder that we must nurture and protect Earth's ecosystems if we wish them to flourish alongside us. John Ruskin's caricature lithograph from 1872 humorously highlights society's impact on nature during his time—a timeless message urging responsible stewardship towards our environment today. An ethereal iceberg formation adorns Jokulsarlon beach in Iceland—an enchanting sight that underscores both the fragile beauty of glaciers threatened by global warming and humanity’s role in their preservation.