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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Wilderness Porn
In the social media era, nature has become a commodity—hashtagged and hearted for mass consumption. But at what cost? Is our planet ultimately paying the price?
A Buried Report; Trump Refuses to Believe it
President Trump recklessly disregards the dangers of climate change in the face of resounding scientific consensus.
Three Things Everyone Can Do to Fight Climate Change Right Now
Trump is in climate denial; it's up to us to turn the tides on climate change.
Mass Trekking in India: A Disease For Which We'll All Suffer
From unreported deaths, to unsustainable human activity and environmental degradation. India's national heritage is at stake.
How Locals are Saving Delhi's Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary
Delhi locals are overcoming fear-mongering and illegal mining operations by venturing outdoors, volunteering and ensuring that a hidden swimming hole
How the Plogging fad turned into the missing piece in one of my life's missions
The absolute first time the plague of litter in our wilderness hit me was on the trek up to Kheerganga,
Editor's Letter. Issue 14. Winter 2017.
“Memory conspires against nature. The forgetting can begin in the instant that a change takes place… if you’re unaware of the animals’ past presence, then their absence will seem perfectly natural, and the question of whales* in the future simply will not occur to you.” J.B. Mackinnon, The Once and
Four Ways to Make Your Black Friday Meaningful
This Black Friday, make the consumption-driven day a meaningful celebration. Pro tip - experiences are worth a lot more than
Watch Before The Flood - Leonardo DiCaprio's Hard Look at Climate Change
From melting ice caps in the Arctic to industrial pollution in China and India, Before The Flood, a documentary by
Editors Letter. Issue 12. Autumn 2016.
“The condition of man is already close to satiety and arrogance, and there is danger of destruction of everything in existence.” Kalyana to Onesicritus, 327 BC