Lensational https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Photo Stories About Us Meet the Team Displaced by drought, this family left the home and pastoral livelihood they knew to start afresh as farmers Fractured Fisheries: The Jamaican coastal livelihoods under threat from rising water temperatures Hellshire Beach Underwater: The Landmark Holding Ground Against a Rising Sea Image Licensing Ng’oto’s journey through drought as a woman in a staunch Maasai family. Impact Report – 2025 Impact Report – 2026 Impact Impact Report – old In Jamaica’s breadbasket region, two small farmers face a near-impossible task: farming without water. Sweltering City: A mother’s enduring drive to support her autistic son amidst the rising heat Drought left Jackline with just one cow. A women’s group and a well-wisher helped her start over. A mother and her family’s reinvention after losses from drought Being a Street Vendor in the Rising Heat of Kingston’s Upscale Neighborhood Our Partners Why We Continue to Live Near the River That Nearly Cost Us Our Lives Community efforts to regenerate land and capture carbon in Olderkesi, Maasai Mara, bring early drought relief. A water tank for a herd: the cost of a changing climate for a livestock farmer in Kajiado, Kenya An Aging Farmer’s Fight Against Drought in Jamaica’s Top Mountain Celebrate Women in partnership with Nicole Chan Photographers Programmes Goal with Standard Chartered Envisioning Resilience with NAP GN Turning Flood Ruins into a Thriving Paw Paw Farm News New Perspectives: Lensational’s Advanced Photography Training Programme Caught in the crossfire of territorial disputes From cattle loss to thriving businesses: the entrepreneurial spirit carrying Jane forward in the face of drought Her cattle sustained Charity’s family for years. Until a drought in 2022 turned her to farming. A New Phase of Lensational and NAP GN’s Climate Initiative Using the Power of Photography – Reflections with Faye Cuevas, Lensational Board Chair Insights COP29 – Our Call for Special Emphasis on the Needs of Women, Indigenous, and Frontline Communities Award at the Social Venture Competition Asia Hear Me See Me with Sightsavers In Rwanda’s South-Western region, coffee holds promise as an adaptation crop for small farmers facing climate change Mama We Is People Too! An Epileptic Episode that Nearly Turned Deadly Amid Floods Home test A Year On from Nairobi’s 2024 floods, a Daughter Remains Her Mother’s Lifeline New Perspectives – Lensational’s Advanced Training Programme launches Failing Harvest in Murtot Remembering the Genocide against the Tutsi with Clementine Murekeyisoni, a survivor. Un turno de noche con Natalia ‘We worked tirelessly to prepare for this hurricane’ Empower Her Lens Fund Home