Every year, we shine a light on 18 distinguished and powerful women in the Great Women Of Our Time Awards.

It’s good for our animal friends and your conscience.

At this stage in his career, celebrated photographer Steve McCurry says his pictures showcase a personal perspective of the world.

But we won’t let it burn. This is how to do your part in the climate crisis.

For her work in alleviating human-wildlife conflict, conservationist Krithi Karanth was named by Rolex as one of its Laureates in the 2019 Rolex Awards for Enterprise.

No poor cousin of African safaris, the highly affordable Asian safaris offer equally thrilling adventures from forest excursions and river rides to land expeditions, plus exotic animals like Royal Bengal tigers and four-horned antelopes – from just $500 a person.

As if getting to the top of the game in one business isn’t enough, these women are making money from their side interests, too, and proving that when it comes to their careers, two businesses are twice as nice

Story behind why Impossible meat founder- Pat Brown creates food from plant that looks and tastes like meat.

Before being a vegetarian was trendy, before being kind to animals was the thing to do, before climate change became a contentious issue, and before fashion had to clean up its act in every way, Stella McCartney was committed to fashion sustainability.

David Yarrow, one of the most acclaimed wildlife photographers in the world, took Tag Heuer’s Don’t Crack Under Pressure campaign seriously: He shot British actress/ model Cara Delevingne with hungry lions in South Africa. For more about their collaboration, turn the page.

Not true. You can cope with a newborn and a beloved pet successfully – you’ll just have to make lifestyle changes. FELICIA WONG and NIKKI FUNG seek guidance from doctors and mums.

They get your online spoils to you, stat. They fix your acne woes and your clogged bathroom pipes. They sell your unwanted goods. And give stray animals a home. Clara How, Hoe I Yune and Davelle Lee meet the men who solve our problems and make our lives easier. So how could we not love them?

Some people buy nature’s best as a better way to live. Some look to it as a holistic alternative for addressing long-term skin issues, or because they’re pregnant or recovering from illness. Some do it because it’s the right (or PC) thing to do now. But how do we know – without legal legislature or governance – what is truly green and what is greenwashed? It’s not easy, but we manage to break it all down for you.

Seagrass is literally and figuratively the green stuff of the sea, why is no one paying attention? By Joyce Yip; Photos by Thinkstock.

Group conservation manager at and Beyond and project manager for Rhinos Without Borders on animal translocation and extinction reversal.

These big-hearted Instagrammers are casting the spotlight on rescue animals with pictures we’re really cooing over. #Superlike!

Features writer ARETHA LOH spent one back-breaking – and heartbreaking – day volunteering at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Singapore.

These 55 women aged 20-34 dare to follow their hearts and do what they love. Here, they put their best faces forward.