A true conservationist is a man who knows that the world is not given by his fathers, but borrowed from his children.
- John James Audubon
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By connecting people to nature through visual storytelling, Suyash Keshari aims to encourage people to play their part in conserving wildlife as well as the last remaining wild places on Earth.
ATHLETES & EXPLORERS
Human Powered: Rowing from Portugal to Miami in a Handmade Boat
In the next leg of his human-powered journey to reach the seven highest summits in the world, Jelle Veyt will row from Portugal to Miami in a boat he's been building over the past six months.
100 Days Down South
Rocky Contos on a solo first descent blitz of some of Mexico’s most remote rivers in 3 ½ months.
Kieren D’Souza just made a Speed Attempt on Deo Tibba
Indian ultramarathon runner Kieren D’Souza sets another groundbreaking record, completing the speed attempt on the 6001m peak in just 19 hours and 38 minutes.
Somewhat Miserable, Somewhat Fantastic
Stephen Gladieux on a damp, dark Christmas spent in China’s remote Yantangping Cave.
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
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.
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.
