Tim Bromfield

Campaigners fear the construction of the world's third largest hydroelectric dam in Brazil is just the start with many more being planned in the Amazon basin

Global sea level rise poses a big challenge for the small country of Guyana but mangrove planting offers a cost-effective way of protecting coastal regions

The slums of Accra in Ghana are being used as a dumping ground for Western consumer waste, including toxic electrical components.

If alternatives to deforestation like REDD do not arrive soon Liberia's remaining rainforest cover is likely to go the same way as its neighbours in Cote d'Ivoire

Unregulated sand extraction in Sierra Leone is good for business but wreaks havoc on the coastal environment

Children are learning to use stoves made from cow dung and termite mud in a battle to reduce consumption of timber for fuel

Gambia needs serious adaption policies rather than monthly clean-up days to cope with rising sea levels and drainage problems

The world's largest ever mangrove planting project is underway in Senegal, providing work, habitat and coastal defence all in one

The team discovers that, even in the midst of marine beauty, the ever rising tides exact a terrible price

It may smell awful, but it's a recycling industry of sorts. The Atlantic Rising team visit a social enterprise livestock-feed factory in Safi, Morocco

France's tourist haven Mont Saint Michel is threatened. A new scheme to recreate the rock will have dramatic, albeit short-lived, results