Narayan Mahon’s short film on Illegal Gold Mining in French Guiana will be presented by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting for Natural Resources/Unnatural Results: Access, Exploitation and Accountability as part of the 2012 Environmental Film Festival on March 21, 2012 in Washington D.C.  View images on the Redux Archive here.

Kevin J. Miyazaki created a video for the AARP Magazine website, featuring photographs and portraits he made at a reunion of Japanese American internees in Wyoming. Watch the video here.

Mark Peterson’s film of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band in New Orleans was featured on The New York Times.com. See more here.

Brian Shumway’s project Happy Valley, a decade-long exploration of his Mormon roots, was featured on TIME Lightbox.  View additional images from this series on the Redux Archive.

Aquaponics combines raising fish with growing vegetables. Pioneers in the field say it uses very little water and no soil – two dwindling resources for traditional farming.

Originally produced for TIME.com.  View additional images from this series on the Redux Archive here.

In San Quentin, a yoga program helps inmates cope with anger and violence issues that are endemic in California’s over-crowded prisons.

Originally produced for TIME.com.  View portraits of Prison Yogis on the Redux Archive here.

Sheri Giblin talks about her work and her career as a Food Photographer.

Check out Behind the Scenes with NFL player James Harrison for Men’s Journal by Redux Photographer Nathaniel Welch.

Greg Ruffing photographed Ray Towler, a man recently exonerated because of DNA evidence after serving 29 years in jail, for the August 2011 issue of Reader’s Digest.

Miller Mobley photographed Piper Breinholt, a young girl afflicted with a very rare genetic disorder, cerebro-costo-mandibular syndrome, and her family for the August 2011 issue of Reader’s Digest.