25th April 2023
Rewilding is often criticised – but it’s winning
Rewilding has come under intense criticism – but its successes show that it remains a vital idea, argues Chris Townsend.
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24th April 2023
Blind adventurer Amar Latif: “We live in a beautiful world”
Amar Latif shares his mission statement for making the outdoors more inclusive and his own experience as a blind adventurer.
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19th April 2023
Welsh places often get renamed – but usually into English
Many beautiful Welsh place names have been lost - so the restoration of Welsh names for national parks is to be applauded, argues Will Renwick.
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18th April 2023
Why we need to do better than ‘Leave No Trace’
We all need to actively care for our wild places, not simply 'Leave No Trace', argues Mary-Ann Ochota.
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12th April 2023
Creator of the Month: Beca Trebilcock and her muddy bootlaces
With muddy bootlaces – and mascara – Beca Trebilcock is defying stereotypes one Dartmoor tor at a time.
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11th April 2023
Hill thrills: reach new scrambling heights with our May issue
Be inspired to get hands-on scramble experience in the UK with the new issue of the original mountain magazine.
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6th April 2023
How worried should you be about tick-borne encephalitis, and how do you avoid it?
We run through some frequently-asked questions about the effects of tick-borne encephalitis virus - and the steps you can take to prevent it.
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3rd April 2023
The gift of self-discovery
As the first woman and person of colour to complete the 1,200-mile Ice Age Trail, Emily Ford explains how she transforms a tent into a home in the depths of winter.
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30th March 2023
Hannah Morris on bouldering: “With rocks, we have little to prove.”
Hannah Morris runs the most subscribed female-led climbing YouTube channel globally, challenging stereotypes and social anxiety.
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24th March 2023
Creator of the Month: The Munro Bagpiper
Grant MacLeod, the ‘Munro Bagpiper’, is bringing music and heritage to the mountains by playing the pipes atop every single Munro.
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17th March 2023
Nepal’s ban of solo trekking sparks criticism
Nepal has banned solo hiking in its national parks, citing safety concerns and job opportunities - but critics say the policy is unfair.
