Features, Conservation, Rewilding Shine On April: Fish Waste, Bumblebee Highways & Russian Rewilding Good news? In this era?! 'Shine On' brings you five short snippets of good news to start your April off right
Features, Conservation Isabella Tree: "We’re Beginning to See That Our Landscapes are Devoid of Life" We speak to the Wilding author about carbon capture, shifting baseline theory and her new children's book on rewilding...
Features, Greenland From the History Books: The Polar Explorer Who Documented Inuit Folk Tales Knud Rasmussen dog-sledded over 18,000 miles across the Northern Passage - and captured native tales along the way
Features, Conservation, Rewilding The Fight to Save the Vjosa - The Last Wild River in Europe We speak to Ulrich Eichelmann, the CEO of RiverWatch, who is at the forefront of the campaign for a #VjosaNationalParkNow
Features, Conservation, Book Club Book Club: Why Do Birds Suddenly Disappear? by Lev Parikian Join writer, composer and rejuvenated birdwatcher Lev Parikian on a funny, fascinating and frantic year-long journey
Features, Conservation, Rewilding From the History Books: The Rewilding of Yellowstone Wolves We look back at the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone in 1995, considered one of the most successful rewilding projects
Features, People, Cycling Geordie Stewart on Cycling Around the World We caught up with adventurer Geordie Stewart to talk about his experiences and all things cycling round the planet.
Features, People, 7 questions 7 Quick Questions with Laura Kennington Laura Kennington is an adventurer, speaker and author. She came to talk at one of the Much Better Adventures Investor events and stole the show with her story.
Features, People, 7 questions 7 Quick Questions with Sarah Williams Sarah Williams is an adventurer, qualified yoga instructor, and host of the Tough Girl Podcast. We ask her 7 Quick Questions.
Features, Opinion, Conservation Saying No to Immediacy: A Love Letter to Long-Distance Train Travel Much Better Mag writer Stuart Kenny explores the beauty of taking the train, on a trip from Scotland to the Austrian Alps.
Features, Opinion, People Laura Moss on Why Adventure Travel Should Be For Exploration, Not Competition Laura Moss is has walked across a frozen lake in Siberia, hiked across the desert in Oman and cycled around the world. And she's done it all alongside full time work.
Features, Opinion, Conservation Undertourism | Why Avoiding Tourist Traps is More Important Than You Think Rather than merely contributing to an economy, it’s in these destinations that tourism can help to rebuild lives, restore nature, heal history, instil hope, and bring places and people back from the brink.
Features, Conservation, Rewilding The Fight to Save the Vjosa - The Last Wild River in Europe We speak to Ulrich Eichelmann, the CEO of RiverWatch, who is at the forefront of the campaign for a #VjosaNationalParkNow
Features, Conservation, Book Club Book Club: Why Do Birds Suddenly Disappear? by Lev Parikian Join writer, composer and rejuvenated birdwatcher Lev Parikian on a funny, fascinating and frantic year-long journey
Features, Conservation, Rewilding From the History Books: The Rewilding of Yellowstone Wolves We look back at the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone in 1995, considered one of the most successful rewilding projects
Features, Lifestyle Lunchtime Cinema: Danny MacAskill - The Slabs The Scottish trials superstar returns to the Isle of Skye
Features, Lifestyle The Problem With Scratch Maps & The World View They Bestow The way that scratch maps encourage people to talk about travel has long irked me. Here's why the mentality they encourage is a problematic one for travel.
Features, Lifestyle The Importance of Finding ‘Otherness’ When You Travel We chat to 'The Meaning of Travel' author Dr. Emily Thomas about her new book and the importance of finding otherness when you travel.
Features, Community, Slovenia We Journey Through the Julian Alps in Slovenia | A Photo Story But seriously, as American writer, Suzy Kassem said: “Life is no different than the weather. Not only is it unpredictable, it shows us a new perspective of the world every day.” The rain can brings good things too.
Features, Community, France We Meet the Hikers Who Got Married on our Tour du Mont Blanc Trip Much Better Adventurer Josephine Ho and her now-husband Davi put on the wedding of their dreams: on a mountain top halfway round the Tour du Mont Blanc.
Features, Community, Nepal The Guide Giving Children a Positive Future in the Himalayas When choosing our local hosts we always make sure we pick the crème de la crème. We asked journo and sustainable travel expert Holly Tuppen to dig a little deeper and find out how our guide in Nepal makes sure your adventure gives back.
