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SPACES

Photos that capture relationships between BEINGs and spaces we inhabit

These Spaces help show the diverse interconnectedness of the social, environmental, and economic dimensions of sustainable development.

SPACES

Photos that capture relationships between BEINGs and spaces we inhabit

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Fortuneteller’s amulets are an essential element to being a zebu thief

Proud girl with answer

Big sister love

Madagascar river is distinct for its red-color caused by an enormous amount of reddish-orange sediments

“They are best friends, we can’t separate them” – grandfather about his two grandsons

Bridge shadows

Tails and donuts

Malagasy great grandmother doing her weekly market shopping

Deforestation in Madagascar has resulted in widespread soil erosion. The loss of this soil is especially costly for a country that relies on agricultural production.

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