What’s the use of a fine house if you haven’t got a tolerable planet to put it on?
- Henry David Thoreau
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Inspite of several calls for help, India's Tourism sector which contributes upto 10 percent of the country's GDP, remains largely neglected of relief aid.
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Update: The Mauritian Oil Disaster, Dead Dolphins, a Sunk Ship and a Birthday Party
Thousands have protested, and environmentalists have expressed grave concerns, as the area affected by the oil spill from the Japanese vessel, MV Wakashio continues to decline.
Descent from the Roof of the World
Dangerous rapids, hostile Maoist rebels, and living without fear. Darren Clarkson-King on an expedition down Nepal’s treacherous Arun River
Snaring, The Silent Killer: Stories From The Bush
Zambia’s wildlife is incredible, diverse, and under threat. Consumption of bush meat and trafficking in wildlife products are reaching an all-time high.
Tony Riddle’s Barefoot Run on the Three Peaks Challenge
Tony Riddle kicks off a barefoot ultra-run challenge to help defend Indigenous peoples, the stewards of humanity’s invaluable traditional knowledge, a birth-right to us all.
An Update: The Mauritian Oil Spill in Pictures
The ship that struck a reef in Mauritius, on July 25th, leaking tons of oil into nearby protected areas, has split apart, with its remaining fuel now spreading into the island’s turquoise waters.
The Lift e-Foil: More Spaceship Than Surfboard
Lift's electric hydrofoil is a futuristic motorized surfboard that lets you silently soar over the water and reach new frontiers in the outdoors.
Alone in a Frozen Sky
Mike Libecki, the first ascent of the Ship’s Prow, and the art of solo climbing on the edge of the world.
