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Rescued Indian Tortoises Fly Home to India on International Rescue Mission

Rescued Indian Tortoises Fly Home to India on International Rescue Mission

In a unique repatriation mission, over 50 Indian Star Tortoises are finally flying home from where they were originally smuggled and sold into Singapore as victims of illegal wildlife trafficking.

“Ruta de los Parques” Positions Chile as a Global Leader in Sustainable Tourism

“Ruta de los Parques” Positions Chile as a Global Leader in Sustainable Tourism

Can tourism be community-inclusive, ecologically-sensitive, and economically advantageous? Chile consolidates 17 National Parks in an unprecedented commitment to conservation.

A New Landmark for Indian Women: Siddhi Manerikar Climbs Samsara

A New Landmark for Indian Women: Siddhi Manerikar Climbs Samsara

Arguably the hardest sport route ever climbed by a female climber in the Indian community, Siddhi Manerikar has set the bar higher for her peers by climbing a 5:13b/8a route in Badami.

Aerial Survey of Kafue National Park Suggests Great Progress in the Fight for Conservation

Aerial Survey of Kafue National Park Suggests Great Progress in the Fight for Conservation

Conservation, Kafue Style: We're delighted to learn that there has been a huge increase in wildlife numbers in Zambia’s largest national park.

Rivian: A New Breed of Electric Vehicles, Taking Adventurers to Places that Tesla Cannot

Rivian: A New Breed of Electric Vehicles, Taking Adventurers to Places that Tesla Cannot

On Wednesday the 14th November, The Outdoor Journal was given an exclusive first peek at Rivian's new all-electric vehicle. This upcoming announcement is worth paying attention to.

The Three to Five Year Whale Watching Ban: For Conservation, or the Economy?

The Three to Five Year Whale Watching Ban: For Conservation, or the Economy?

A significant move that will impact 32 operators, in 19 different ports in Washington State and British Columbia, is this really the answer to the dwindling Orca population?

Crag Caucus: Veterans and Politicians Rock Climb Together with American Alpine Club

Crag Caucus: Veterans and Politicians Rock Climb Together with American Alpine Club

The “Hill to Crag” event series connects veterans and legislators on rock climbing excursions to advocate for public lands. AAC Chairman and active-duty US Army Major Byron Harvison serves the beta.