Features, From the History Books The Man Who Gave His Name to 282 Mountains in Scotland The story of Sir Hugh Munro, and the table of 3,000ft mountains that changed mountaineering in Scotland forever
Guides, UK, Hiking 5 of the Best Wainwrights to Climb in the Lake District Karen and Dan Parker, authors of 'Peak Bagging: Wainwrights', talk us through their favourite walks up Alfred Wainwright's 214 fells...
Features, From the History Books Cocaine, Cannabis and Whisky: The Medical Kit of Ernest Shackleton Shackleton's 1907 Nimrod expedition to Antarctica made use of a variety of unlikely and unusual treatments to fend off illness...
Lunchtime Cinema, Features TranSending: A Story of Self-Discovery and the Seven Summits Erin Parisi is aiming to become the first transgender athlete to climb the highest mountain on each continent
Features Shine On: Tiny Bridges, Sharks and Britain's Most Remote Pub Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your December off right
Guides 5 Tips for Exploring Nature at Night, with Chris Salisbury Salisbury has been a nature guide for over 25 years. He shares his tips for stargazing, wildlife-spotting and walking at night...
Features, Conservation, Case Studies How Adventure Tourism Could Help Protect Panama's Wild Places We speak to Javier Romero, who has been guiding in the greenery of Chagres National Park for over 25 years...
Features, Book Club Book Club: Jemma Wadham - Ice Rivers A story of glaciers, wilderness and people, set from the Swiss Alps to Svalbard, Patagonia, in the Himalaya and beyond...
Features, From the History Books, Conservation, Iceland The Story of Okjökull - the Icelandic Glacier that Disappeared "Memorials are not for the dead. They are for the living. It is up to us, the living, to respond to the rapid loss of glacier and the ongoing impacts of climate change..."
Features, Lunchtime Cinema, Conservation, Iceland After Ice: The Story of Our Disappearing Frozen World Kieran Baxter's 12-minute film overlays archive imagery with modern footage of six glaciers in Southeast Iceland to tell the sad story of our rapidly disappearing frozen world
Conservation, Features Shine On: Cosmic Walrus-Spotting and Turning Dance Moves into Renewable Energy Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your November off right
Features, Book Club Book Club: Stephen Fabes - Signs of Life A 53,568-mile journey around the world with a junior doctor, drawn to health care at the margins of the world...
Features, Conservation What is COP 26 and How Can You Get Involved? We Speak to Protect Our Winters UK We speak to Dominic Winters from outdoors climate action charity POW UK about COP26 and climate justice
Features, Conservation Could Climate Change Impact the Colours of Autumn? Studies show that Autumnal colours are now coming earlier than normal - or in the case of some heatwaves, not at all...
Guides 7 Tips for Being a Safe and Responsible Forager Hints and tips on how to source your own food via foraging while staying safe and sustainable...
Features, From the History Books The First Ascent of Mount Ararat The storm cleared for a moment, and from the blizzards of Kazbek, Friedrich Parrot looked on at the silvery-crown of Mt Ararat, said to be the resting place of Noah's Ark...
Features, Lunchtime Cinema Lunchtime Cinema: Riding the Rails - A New Type of Mountain Biking We speak to director Evan Kay about adapting a mountain bike to ride the abandoned railways of the Adirondacks...
Guides Buying a Stand Up Paddleboard | A SUP Buyer’s Guide & FAQs Everything you need to know before buying your first SUP
Features Shine On: Turning Plastic into Vanilla and Running Every Mountain in Wales Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your October off right
Features, Book Club Book Club: Élisabeth Revol - To Live The accomplished French mountaineer Élisabeth Revol, on fighting for her life on the "killer mountain" Nanga Parbat
Features, Lunchtime Cinema Lunchtime Cinema: New Life - A Film About Adventure and Parenthood Chris Prescott's film captures the joy and conflict of professional climbers Caroline Ciavaldini and James Pearson, as they prepare to welcome their first child into the world
Features, From the History Books The First Recorded Woman to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro The story of how Miss Sheila Macdonald “set the pace for her two men companions, slept in caves, and sustained herself with champagne drunk from the bottle"...
Features Shine On September: Hidden Hiking Trails and Robot Penguins Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your September off right
Features, Book Club Book Club: Roy Dennis - Restoring the Wild The seminal book on species reintroductions, from sixty years of rewilding our skies, woods and waterways
Features, From the History Books The History of Pioneering Women in Scotland's Mountains "Many a time after returning I longed to be in the desert again, where the crows and the goats did not care what I wore...”
