Step inside Camp Beagle – the world's longest-running animal rights protest camp – through the eyes of photographer Tímea Kovács, who travels regularly with her dog to document this remarkable roadside campaign outside a UK puppy breeding facility that supplies laboratories. For over four years, activists have braved harsh weather and constant challenges, camping off-grid and refusing to leave until the facility shuts down.

Tímea didn't just visit for a day like most photographers – she stayed, lived alongside them, and captured the grit and spirit of the camp: running a powerful anti-vivisection campaign from a tent, sharing moments of connection with their dogs, and enduring the emotional toll of hearing the cries of caged puppies next door.

She asks: What happens – in activism and photography – when we stay? Can long-term presence, and the stories it reveals, reach further than a single day of action or protest snapshots? Join Tímea to explore this question through striking images, video clips, and personal insight.