A Ban on Rafting and Poor Governance in Uttarakhand
Rafting has vastly boosted the local economy. The government didn’t provide these jobs, but has benefited from them. If not thankful, the state could have been a little mindful.
The Trump Administration and their Changing Whims Regarding Public Lands
The administration was considering selling part of Utah’s Grand Staircase-Escalante — opening it up to mining, logging, and drilling, but then things changed.
A Vasudhaiva Ride Update: The Intangible Rewards of Volunteering.
Local and global volunteers have helped Ben and Prashant a great deal on their project-driven motorcycle journey from India to Scotland, proving that the collective human spirit is inherently good in nature.
Conservationist Alan Rabinowitz, the Indiana Jones of Wildlife, Dies Aged 64
Big cat expert Alan Rabinowitz lived to protect wilderness, and the jaguars that gave him a voice as a child.
Erika Lemay Partners with The Outdoor Journal
"Every show is literally a life defying moment – and she makes it look easy" - Sky Dancer, Erika Lemay officially becomes a brand ambassador for The Outdoor Journal & Voyage
Discount Sports Retailer Decathlon returns to America, but is it welcome?
A modern day souk for low-priced sporting and outdoors equipment, French conglomerate Decathlon doubles down on cracking the US market despite red flags.
Jimmy Chin Drops Trailer For His Latest Film, “Free Solo”
In 2017, Alex Honnold achieved a lifelong dream and left the world gobsmacked by completing the first-ever free solo of El Capitan. Now, world-renowned photographer Jimmy Chin and award-winning documentary filmmaker Chai Vasarhelyi just announced the release of this epic feat in their latest film—“F