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The tundra at your feet

24 October 2022 by nicolefranken

Lonely Planet Magazine, November 2022

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To the end of the road

24 October 2022 by nicolefranken

Lonely Planet Magazine, October 2022

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Posted in Publications | Tags: climate change, community, documentary-photography, Indigenous people, journalism, landscape, Loba, mountains, nature, Nepal, people, photography, photojournalism, portraits, Publications, remote, Travel Feature, Travel Stories, travel-photography, Upper-Mustang

Will my culture disappear?

8 September 2022 by nicolefranken

MO* Magazine, August 2022

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Posted in Publications | Tags: climate change, community, documentary-photography, Greenland, Indigenous people, Inuit, journalism, landscape, mountains, nature, people, photography, photojournalism, portraits, Publications, remote, Travel Feature, Travel Stories, travel-photography

When the ice cap melts

8 September 2022 by nicolefranken

Trouw De Verdieping, September 2022

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The last Loba on top of the Himalayas

16 May 2022 by nicolefranken

Newsmagazine Internazionale, May 2022

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How do the Loba survive climate change?

16 May 2022 by nicolefranken

Trouw De Verdieping, April 2022

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Global warming threatens Loba culture in Nepal

16 May 2022 by nicolefranken

MO* Magazine, March 2022

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Our resilience has turned into a struggle

30 December 2021 by nicolefranken

Trouw De Verdieping, December 2021

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The heated struggle of the Sami

29 December 2021 by nicolefranken

MO* Magazine, November 2021

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Indigenous People Today

Today, the survival of many indigenous people is under pressure. After centuries of colonization, oppression, discrimination and forced assimilation, indigenous people are now facing climate change. Rising temperatures and changing weather patterns affect the fragile ecosystems and thus their emotional and spiritual bond with nature. As a result, they risk losing their unique way of life, cultural identity and livelihood. Indigenous People Today highlights the irreversible consequences of climate change on indigenous people. This project will show the personal, daily stories behind the shocking statistics through features and documentaries.

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