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The Power of Community: A Motorcycle Journey from India to Scotland
In January 2017, Ben and Prashant left behind comfortable lives to explore a project-driven motorcycle journey of community service and adventure - across 60,000 km and 20 countries.
With a strong vision of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam – “The whole world is one family” – Ben and Prashant help projects in education, housing,
The 2018 Whitewater Awards: Nouria Newman and Benny Marr take the spoils.
The Whitewater Awards is a gathering of the world’s best kayakers to show off the biggest and best things that have happened in the sport over the past year. To be considered for an award, athletes, photographers, and filmmakers submit media taken over the past year that they believe
Belize Barrier Reef No Longer Endangered UNESCO World Heritage Site
Many commentators from around the world have been praising 'visionary' steps taken by Belize to ensure that the Belize Barrier Reef, the world's second-largest after Australia's, is no longer considered a 'World Heritage Site in Danger' by UNESCO.
According to a UNESCO
50HP World Record Attempt: Colin O'Brady Teams Up With The Outdoor Journal
The Outdoor Journal is delighted to announce that they have teamed up with Colin O'Brady for his 50HP World Record Attempt.
Colin first achieved notoriety following his world record Explorers Grand Slam World Record. We recently covered this achievement in a profile of Colin which you can read
Everest ER: Medicine at the Top of the World
With all the stories about people getting injured, and even dying while climbing Everest, it’s not often you hear about the brave souls who protect and care for the climbers.
Organizations like Everest ER make it possible for Everest climbers to scale the mountain safely knowing help will be
Devils Tower: Why We Don't Climb in June
An iconic mountain, world-famous for its presence in 1977 film Close Encounters of the Third Kind. But the mountain holds far greater importance for several groups beyond its cinematic history….