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Ryan Bowden of Highgrove Estate for FT Weekend

Jenny Hartnoll for The New York Times

For The New York Times

Anonymous portrait of a sex worker to accompany a series exploring the industry in Bristol, U.K.

Progressively dry conditions pose agricultural and sociological challenges to future generations in Panama and throughout Central America. Reforestation programs, run in collaboration with local farmers, are attempting to address these issues. Organizations such as the Azuero Earth Project also run youth initiatives to encourage environmental sustainability from an early age.

August 2017. Friends of George Zographou are seen reflected in the window against his coffin. The 18 year old from Bristol died shortly after contracting meningitis.

Anonymous portrait of a sex worker to accompany a series exploring the industry in Bristol, U.K.

September, 2020. Protesters march through Bristol, U.K. following the tearing down of a statue of slave trader Edward Colston earlier in the summer

Shot for The New York Times Former Team GB Skeleton competitor Ellie Furneaux, who was forced to retire early after sustaining brain injuries, near her home in Bristol, U.K.

Dawn O'Shea, 55, cares for her mother, Ena, 82, at their home in South Bristol. The Conservative government has been accused of marginalizing the elderly after recent cuts lead to a withdrawal of funding for care providers.

The town of Pedasi in Azuero is a popular tourist destination. An increase in oversees investment by property developers is causing friction among local communities and environmentalists concerned for the security of their homes and native eco systems.