There’s plenty of division and “us versus them” in the world. But for Nik Charov, the most beautiful things happen when those walls are broken down and when worlds combine.
Take estuaries, where rivers meet the sea, he says. They mingle saltwater and freshwater and flood twice a day. They’re delicate but strong, beautiful but resilient, and the creatures who live there are diverse and hearty, surviving and thriving in a place that’s never the same from hour to hour.
“I think there’s a lot to be learned from just looking at these places that bring these worlds together,&rdqu
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