Tom Vierus / Empty streets lined with Palm trees during the Covid pandemic, Suva city, Viti Levu, Fiji. June, 2021.

Ashley Cooper / Covid 19 social distancing sign, Ambleside, Lake District National Park, Cumbria, UK. August, 2020.

Ashley Cooper / Campervans and wild campers near Coombe on the Cornish coast, during the Covid pandemic, Cornwall, UK. September, 2020.

Ashley Cooper / A Covid 19 Antigen test kit, UK. April, 2021.

Tim Edwards / Surrey Country Council sign reminding walkers of the importance of Social Distancing outside during COVID-19 Lockdown, close to Starveall corner car park, Mole Valley, Surrey, UK, January 2021

David Tipling / Sign with message requesting people stay at home during UK lockdown during Coronavirus pandemic. In parking area opposite Cley Marshes Norfolk Wildlife Trust Reserve, Norfolk, England, UK. April 2020

Doug Gimesy / Two orphaned and rescued male baby bare-nosed wombats (Vombatus ursinus) named 'Bronson' and 'Landon' snuffling dirt and chewing grass that has been placed in their cot. Temporarily ca...

Doug Gimesy / Bare-nosed wombat (Vomabtus ursinus) rescued male babies, aged 8 and 9 months named Bronson and Landon -in their cot, snuffling dirt and chewing grass that has been placed in their for them. They bec...

Doug Gimesy / Bare-nosed wombat (Vombatus ursinus) female baby age 9-months, orphaned and rescued baby called Beatrice, in her cot, feeding on some grass and dirt. Temporarily captive, until old enough to be releas...

Doug Gimesy / Emily Small, founder of Goongerah Wombat Orphanage, wildlife rescuer and carer, taking the lift up to her Melbourne inner city apartment during the CoVid-19 lockdown.Preston, Victoria, Australia, July...

Doug Gimesy / Emily Small, founder of Goongerah Wombat Orphanage, wildlife rescuer and carer, taking the lift up to her Melbourne inner city apartment during the CoVid-19 lockdown.Preston, Victoria, Australia, July...

Doug Gimesy / Bare-nosed wombat (Vombatus ursinus) female baby age 9-months, orphaned and rescued baby called Beatrice, in her cot. Temporarily captive, until old enough to be released. Preston, Victoria, Australia...