Nautilus
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Forensic science comes to wildlife law enforcement.
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Travel and science journalist covering the conservation of our biodiverse planet. Summer@summerrylander.com (Mostly elsewhere now - same username)
Summer Rylander’s Journalist Portfolio
View as a gridThe unsung winter wonderland that's now cheaper to visit with northern lights and reindeer
The i Paper
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Sweden's northernmost city sits within the auroral oval, making it, and its surrounds, ideal for catching the lights
Welcome to Sweden's sunniest island, the perfect place for a solo escape
The i Paper
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Little known among UK travellers, is it accessible via a free ferry from the mainland and is 30 minutes from a nature reserve island
Scientists find enzymes in nature that could replace toxic chemicals
upworthyscience.com
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Some 900 miles off the coast of Portugal, nine major islands rise from the mid-Atlantic. Verdant and volcanic, the Azores archipelago hosts a wealth of biodiversity that keeps field research scientist, Marlon Clark, returning for more.
Where to eat in Warsaw for a fresh twist on traditional Polish flavours
National Geographic Traveller (UK)
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Reshaping its culinary identity with a blend of heritage recipes, classic flavours and fresh techniques, the Polish capital is ready to shed its reputation for dumplings and vodka.
Explore UNESCO-Protected Germany
Wanderlust
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With an astounding number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Germany is the perfect place to go slow and tune into cultural heritage.
Lodge in Zambia Giving Back to Communities
voyagersvoice.com
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Zambian lodges are creating connections and giving back to communities.
Expedition fundraising: The ethics and optics of the Challenge Africa adventure
Adventure.com
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Can Western fundraising for projects in Africa still make a difference, when local empowerment is more important than ever?
The rustic charm of cow chapels in Rheinhessen's wine region
Reader's Digest (UK)
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Dotted throughout Rheinhessen's wine region are an unusual historic feature-cow chapels, once home to livestock, and now a distinctive trait of local winemaking
Astrophotography: Learn how to shoot the stars - Reader's Digest
Reader's Digest (UK)
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A photographer shares her top tips for getting started in astrophotography, and a dark sky expert tells us where to stargaze around Britain