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20th November 2018
Alex Roddie interviews Claire Carter, one of the editors of Waymaking: a new anthology of women’s adventure writing, poetry and art.
18th November 2018
A magnificent and poignant tribute to one of the most significant mountaineers and innovators of the last few decades, shown at a secret screening at Kendal Mountain Fesitval 2018.
15th November 2018
“We would ask the committee to reflect on the fact that poll after poll conducted across Scotland has demonstrated overwhelming public support for wild land protection.”
15th November 2018
It’s nearly time to announce the winners…
13th November 2018
Scottish Environment LINK, a coalition of Scotland’s leading environmental charities, will today launch an urgent campaign, 'Fight for Scotland’s Nature', at the Scottish Parliament. Together they will call for Scotland to have its own environment…
13th November 2018
Has walking become cool in 2018? According to a new survey, young people are not only talking the talk but walking the walk.
12th November 2018
Forest trails that are used more frequently for human recreation have fewer birds and not as many bird species – even when the trails have been used for decades.
9th November 2018
Pick up a copy of the December issue of TGO to read about night-time Munro bagging, Great Gable’s war memorial, Yosemite, and more…
8th November 2018
Claims surface that LDNPA may not have followed correct World Heritage procedures.
8th November 2018
TGO contributor James Roddie wins award for stunning images of the Scottish Highlands at the 2018 British Wildlife Photography Awards.
7th November 2018
The Lake District National Park Authority's development control committee have granted permission for a 1km-long zip wire in the Lake District, subject to conditions being agreed.
