Warde, Fatma, and Munira begin their workday at 6 a.m., taking advantage of the coolest hours of the morning. On this day, the task is to prune and clear away dead leaves and roots from the cucumber plants growing in the greenhouses—work they know we

Warde, Fatma, and Munira begin their workday at 6 a.m., taking advantage of the coolest hours of the morning. On this day, the task is to prune and clear away dead leaves and roots from the cucumber plants growing in the greenhouses—work they know well and perform most days, often from atop ladders.

Munira*, 56, originally from Idlib, rests after a morning working in the greenhouse pruning and weeding.

Munira*, 56, originally from Idlib, rests after a morning working in the greenhouse pruning and weeding.

Munira* stands on the top of a ladder picking away the dead leaves and roots on thetop of the cucumber plants. She 56 years old and says she struggles to keep her balance especially in the summer when the weather is very hot and she starts to feel fa

Munira* stands on the top of a ladder picking away the dead leaves and roots on thetop of the cucumber plants. She 56 years old and says she struggles to keep her balance especially in the summer when the weather is very hot and she starts to feel faint.

Munira* sorts the cucumbers into the baskets ready for packing alongside her sister, Fatma, after a long day of working in greenhouses picking the cucumbers.

Munira* sorts the cucumbers into the baskets ready for packing alongside her sister, Fatma, after a long day of working in greenhouses picking the cucumbers.

Ward cooks for her sisters and their kids with some left over zucchinis from their previous planting season. Ward cooks everyday for her family and they usually rely on their own produce for daily meals.

Ward cooks for her sisters and their kids with some left over zucchinis from their previous planting season. Ward cooks everyday for her family and they usually rely on their own produce for daily meals.

A young girl runs for the bus to return to her home located in one of the informal camps in the Beka Valley. She has just participated in a Christmas celebration event at a local education centre run by an NGO.

A young girl runs for the bus to return to her home located in one of the informal camps in the Beka Valley. She has just participated in a Christmas celebration event at a local education centre run by an NGO.

Hibba, 34, poses for a portrait in the educational centre she works in.

Hibba, 34, poses for a portrait in the educational centre she works in.

Nahla, 41, gently rocks her newborn son at her sister's home in the Bekaa Valley. Normally, she works on a cattle farm in the Mount Lebanon region, but she has traveled to Bekaa seeking medical assistance through UNHCR for her baby, who was born with

Nahla, 41, gently rocks her newborn son at her sister's home in the Bekaa Valley. Normally, she works on a cattle farm in the Mount Lebanon region, but she has traveled to Bekaa seeking medical assistance through UNHCR for her baby, who was born with a congenital condition affecting his urinary system.

Birds fly above an informal settlement of tents in the Beka valley. Hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have lived in settlements like these for nearly 14 years.

Birds fly above an informal settlement of tents in the Beka valley. Hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have lived in settlements like these for nearly 14 years.

A selection of images taken while reporting for More To Her Story about Syrian refugee women working in Agriculture in Lebanon and Syrian teachers who after more than 13 years were considering what lay ahead for them after the Fall of Assad and the possibility of returning home.