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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What surfers have found in El Salvador is a far cry from the preconceived notions compounded by sensationalist headlines.
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The Mystery of the Solstice Cave
Perched high on a San Diego desert hillside, a cave with a trove of indigenous history awaits -- if you can find it.
Living the New American Dream in Costa Rica
Terry Romp, a former sustainable food sourcer in the States, now retired expat, plants roots in Costa Rica to live a simpler lifestyle that is more in tune with nature.
A Journey Without Footprints, to Sapmi and the Indigenous People of Scandinavia.
For centuries the Sami people have populated the northernmost regions of Scandinavia. They call their home Sapmi, frequently crossing the plains with their reindeer in a nomadic lifestyle.
The Hunt For a Monster Tuna: Pelagic Renaissance
A freediving spearfisher who hunts tuna bit off more than he could perhaps chew, in dangerous conditions in the Gulf of Mexico. A first-person account.
A Flotilla Cruise Through The Inside Passage: From Alaska to BC.
With radios coordinated and quiet water ahead, adventure, whales, porpoises, sea otters, eagles, stunning channels and vista await.
The Undeniable Beauty of Poland’s Gory Stolowe National Park
Visitors will find a rare-looking, 70 million year-old untouched land with rock formations and wildlife in this anomalous European landscape.
An Inside Look at Texas’s Budding Surf Paradise
The surfing taking place in Texas is obviously not the totally radical ocean surfing that you’ve seen on your Instagram feed, but inland surfing in man-made pools with machine powered waves.
