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Safariosophy: How to Tackle a Lion Charge Over a Cup of Coffee

Safariosophy: How to Tackle a Lion Charge Over a Cup of Coffee

An experienced safari guide based in South Africa's Hluhluwe-Imfolozi game reserve is chased by a lion while on a safari with five guests. Safariosophy is her philosophy on safari. Read on to know what happens next. “Let’s go see those lions again,” I offered with a smile.

The Outdoor Journal Teaser: Behind The Scenes

The Outdoor Journal Teaser: Behind The Scenes

After filming in five continents, our cinematographic appetite was finally satiated. Inside the Editors Studio, with a little bit of help from our green diet consisting of caffeine and scotch, shoveling through 150 hours of footage didn’t seem as arduous as we feared. [vimeo 52026382 w=640 h=360]

Does the American cowboy experience exist in India?

Does the American cowboy experience exist in India?

Indian horse ranches are a different experience from those in the United States. As an equestrian enthusiast I have always joked about how I was born in the wrong era. The dream is to escape the traffic of cities and live on an eco friendly farm that is home to

Running on Ice: the marathon in Antarctica

Running on Ice: the marathon in Antarctica

59-year old Mala Honnatti competed in the Antarctic Ice Marathon, a unique event in the ice-covered southern continent The Antarctic Ice Marathon takes place just a few hundred miles away from the South Pole. The temperature at the time of the race is usually -10C to -20C and the course