Rubbish Tip Collection

Winter's Glimmer: Amidst the bleak landscapes of Edgfield, Norfolk, Herring and Black-headed Gulls find a feast among the discarded remnants of human life

Gulls mainly Herring and Black-headed Gulls on rubbish tip Edgfield Norfolk winter

Rubbish Tip Collection: Landfill 33962_005

Landfill 33962_005
Ockendon landfill waste disposal site, Thurrock, Essex, 2020

Rubbish Tip Collection: Grizzly Bear WAT 2132 in rubbish. Alaska. Ursus horribilis © M. Watson / ardea. com

Grizzly Bear WAT 2132 in rubbish. Alaska. Ursus horribilis © M. Watson / ardea. com
WAT-2132 GRIZZLY BEAR - LOOKS IN RUBBISH Alaska, USA Ursus horribilis The Grizzly is a sub species of the North American Brown Bear Distribution: Alaska, Canada and United States. M

Rubbish Tip Collection: An old rubbish tip on Walney Island in Cumbria where the methane escaping from the decomposing

An old rubbish tip on Walney Island in Cumbria where the methane escaping from the decomposing rubbish is being
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Rubbish Tip Collection: Gulls feeding on a rubbish tip in Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, UK

Gulls feeding on a rubbish tip in Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Polar bear at the dump, Ursus maritimus, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, North America

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Winter's Glimmer: Amidst the bleak landscapes of Edgfield, Norfolk, Herring and Black-headed Gulls find a feast among the discarded remnants of human life. Meanwhile, on a distant tundra, a Grizzly Bear in Alaska scavenges through the refuse dump, oblivious to the methane-capturing innovation at an old tip in Cumbria, England. This ancient landfill, now a modern marvel, prevents the potent greenhouse gas from escaping into the atmosphere, reducing its over 20 times more harmful impact than CO2. As seasons change, so do the inhabitants of these waste realms, from gulls to polar bears, their survival intertwined with our waste management.