Piolets d'Or Announces the "Significant Ascents" of 2023
This list of 68 climbs is effectively a "long list" used to select nominees of the prestigious alpine award.
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Trekking in Ethiopia's Simien Mountains
A mountain guide recounts her experience of trekking in the Simien Mountains in Ethiopia. Accompanied by a local 'militia
Safariosophy: How to Tackle a Lion Charge Over a Cup of Coffee
An experienced safari guide based in South Africa's Hluhluwe-Imfolozi game reserve is chased by a lion while on
Why two Oxford University students are climbing for education reform
Adam Storck and Tarun Varma will attempt Mt Blanc (4809m) and the Matterhorn (4478m) this summer to raise money for
Surfer-filmmaker duo explore their home state in "Here to Here: An Ode to California"
After exploring the world, well-known filmmaker Morgan Maassen and pro surfer Nole Cossart decided to combine the things they love
Tyger, Tiger, numbers burning bright but what is really happening in the night?
Latest reports suggest a spike in the global tiger population by 22%. Top delegates from 13 Asian countries got together
Why this former diplomat aims to be the first woman from Singapore to walk to the South Pole
Eirliani Abdul Rahman quit the Singapore Foreign Service after ten years of service, set up her non-profit on child rights
Exclusive: Everest Base Camp doctor shares his story from the 2015 quake
Major Ritesh Goel was part of the Indian Army Expedition on Everest Base Camp when the disastrous earthquake struck Nepal
Cold UK Surf Produces the Perfect Wave
Ever wondered what it's like to surf in the cold water of the North Cornish Coast? Pro windsurfer
Training for the South Pole: Interview with Trainer Diwaker Sharma
Diwaker Sharma, a physical fitness enthusiast, trainer and yogi has been training the Indian Army Special Forces units since 2010.
An adventurer who aims to be the first Lithuanian woman to trek to the South Pole
Read all about Ruta Sidlauskaite's training plan, an adventurer from Lithuania who plans to trek to the South
Exclusive: Meet the world's first female Master Polar Guide
Sarah McNair-Landry is the first woman to be recognised by the International Polar Guides Association as a Master Polar Guide.
5 Things to Eat (or Avoid) in Mongolia
A journey through Mongolia, from the Trans-Mongolian Railway, to the capital city Ulaanbaatar, to the nomadic steppe - told through