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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From The Podcast...
Rocky Contos on a solo first descent blitz of some of Mexico’s most remote rivers in 3 ½ months.
Rafting The Usumacinta River: Highway of the Maya – Part Two
The conclusion to a journey down the Usumacinta River, where we're reminded of the ancient past, the recent past, and the present, all amongst beautiful landscapes.
Rafting The Usumacinta River: Highway of the Maya – Part One
The Mayan ruins, largely abandoned by 1000 AD, were left to moulder under the engulfing jungle. Today, the descendants of these ancients remain on the move, the Usumacinta is their river of life.
A Visit To “The Border Wall”: Here’s What I Found…
This isn't an article with a political agenda, but an observation, about how two feet separated by three rusty, old wires can drastically change your life.
Sun, Sand, and Surf, Lots of Surf, in Mexico’s Puerto Escondido
For most people, Puerto Escondido is just a dot on a map, a tourist destination overshadowed by flashier resort towns such as Cancun, Cabo, and Acapulco.
