LIVING BENEATH THE EAST ATLANTIC FLYWAY
PUBLICATION
2026
The East Atlantic Flyway: the journey from West Africa through Western Europe to the Arctic, connects some of the most productive ecosystems in the hemisphere, including forests, coastlines, estuaries, and wetlands. Stretching across multiple countries and climates, it supports a rich diversity of wildlife alongside different human communities and cultural traditions.
While the flyway is defined by the movement of migratory birds, this publication focuses on the communities and landscapes that exist beneath it. Through archived photographs and written research, this book documents six locations along the route, exploring how migration intersects with place and everyday life.
B5
80 pages
Coptic stitch
Hardback exposed spine
250gsm GF Smith Gmund Heather ‘Tangerine’ - cover
160gsm cartridge - pages
Typefaces: IBM Plex Sans, Seismic Latin VF