Reportage drawings from event: When citizens of all kinds, background, views, ages and educations get together to build up new knowledge and understandings
Citizen science in Aarhus
Sumatran Rhino calf born
New hope to the critically endangered Sumatran Rhino
Can rising energy prices help us walk more?
taking steps in a new direction
Risking no filter
Digital reality promises to make us better than we are...
Escaping to the Metaverse
More and more tech companies get into the race of creating new artificial realities
No hope – no time
The Young have no planet B, the old have no time...
Cows as climate solution
Cows can be either part of the climate problem, or the climate solution, depending on how we treat them...
WHO recommends malaria vaccine
First malaria vaccine with high efficacy endorsed by WHO
What flooding denial
Just because your in deep, doesn't mean you know it...
Pig kidney transplantation experiment worked
Doctors and scientists in New York (USA) have managed to connect a pig kidney to a human in 2021, Oct.
Diver finds ancient crusader sword
Heavy 900 years old sword found outside the Northern coast of Israel
Tokyo Olympic rings keeping distance
My idea to use the Olympic rings to make a drawn animation of how keeping distance have now changed the Olympics too
EU bans some single use plastics
Single use plastics like cups, straws, food containers and cutlery is no longer welcome in the EU
Tennis star speaks up about well-being
One of the world's absolute best tennis players, Naomi Osaka, put spotlight on mental health in Grand slam tournament
Critically endangered bird is forgetting its song
Less than 300 are left of The Regent Honeyeater bird of Australia, and scientists try to help them remember their way of singing
Rare yellow king penguin seen by expedition
The Belgian photographer Yves Adams couldn't believe his eyes. Out in the sea among King penguins he could see a strange looking bird. Checking in his binoculars, there where no doubt it was a King penguin, not black, but yellow...
A pair of mittens that rose to fame
Mittens home-made of recycled materials, and worn by US Senator Bernie Sanders at the US inauguration day goes viral
Snowy owl in New York for first time in 100+ years
A huge white snowy owl spotted in Central park gathered crowds this week
The hand nobody wanted
Corona virus and Climate change - Covid 19 has showed that we can reduce our Co2 footprint
First AI ship sets off to cross the Atlantic
The fully autonomous ship "Sunflower" will spend the next 6 month researching plastic waste and other things during its voyage
Tunnel vision
The Covid19 pandemic has framed how we view each other and act on a global scale ( illustration Di00406)
Outdoor classes
More and more schools are starting to teach kids outdoors
Record breaking heat in the Arctic
Low sea ice, wildfires and temperatures rising twice as fast as other parts of the world. The Arctic is changing in dramatic ways, and the fragile wildlife and biodiversity can't adapt to the fast changing environment
Antarctica heatwave above 20 degrees C.
The warming of the planet just broke a new record, as more than 20 degrees Celsius was recorded on Antarctica ( The Southpole ) reports several media
New graphic journalism project and philosophy
Starting up DrawnJournalism.com
Drawn Journalism by Frits Ahlefeldt 