PETER CATON: Unyielding FloodsNow Available Peter Caton is an award winning documentary photographer who has dedicated his career to reporting on humanitarian causes and amplifying the voices of disadvantaged people. He has lived on the road for 19 years, the last ten in Africa, where he has documented climate related crises throughout the continent. In Unyielding Floods, Peter photographs villagers trying to protect their homes and livelihoods against the catastrophic floods in

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