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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A Technologically Advanced Society is Choosing to Destroy Itself. It’s Both Fascinating and Horrifying to Watch
As world leaders assemble for the United Nations climate change conference, it’s hard to be optimistic towards any radical change in global carbon emissions.
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Will India’s Adventure Travel Companies Survive the COVID-19 Crisis?
COVID-19 has hit the Indian tourism industry hard: an industry professional shares his personal struggles, thoughts, and advice.
Riding Through Rajasthan
On the back of an indigenous Marwari horse, known for its warrior spirit, a female-only group rides 160 miles across India through villages that have never been visited by foreigners.
Mike Horn: His Devotion to the ‘Mountain of Mountains’, and the Loves of His Life
The "Explorer of the Decade" on his upcoming documentary "Beyond the Comfort Zone" that follows his attempt to summit K2 with his daughters following the loss of his wife.
350 Miles on Foot, Under the Midnight Sun
Two Friends take on the elements and cross Iceland from North to South on foot.
Nearly 300km/h on a bicycle: Denise Mueller-Korenek shatters world record
Clocking in at 183.93mph, Denise Mueller-Korenek has just set the world record for the fastest speed ever achieved on a bicycle.
Why the Aravalli Forest Range is the Most Degraded Zone in India
The laws to protect North India's Aravalli Range from illegal mining and construction will remain ineffective, unless ordinary people come together to take action.
The Top 5 Whitewater Kayaking Destinations in North America
The five whitewater kayaking destinations in North America, that every paddler should have on their list.
