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It’s been a long wait, we know. But get ready for Wild Issue #175; it’s one of our biggest and best issues ever. Unfortunately, however, it’s an issue tinged with tragedy, as Wild looks squarely at the fires that have devastated Australia over this last summer. There’s a 5000-word feature on why these fires change Read More
A new film highlighting the 1980s battle to stop the iconic Franklin River from being dammed is set to commence production this year. The film, Dark Water: Battle on the Franklin is the story of young Tasmanian Oliver Cassidy as he follows in the footsteps of activists who tried to stop the damming by Tasmania’s Read More
MEDIA RELEASE: Australian Conservation Foundation The fossil fuel industry directly donated more than $85.7 million to Australian political parties in the 2018-19 financial year, highlighting the need for serious reform of the political donations system, the Australian Conservation Foundation said today. The political party returns 2018-19, released today, reveal: The biggest fossil fuel donor was Clive Read More
Dear Wild Reader, We have big news, and it’s not merely that I’ve been here as editor of the mag for twelve months now. No, it’s that Adventure Entertainment has decided to invest in Wild and has purchased the magazine. The CEO, Toby Ryston-Pratt, is a long-time reader of Wild, and is intent on Read More
Following the anonymous demand of some mountain guides to close the Matterhorn, the Zermatt municipality, Zermatt Tourismus and the outdoor services provider Zermatters have confirmed that the Matterhorn will not be closed.
In September 2019, Dani Arnold set a new record time at the Cima Grande. The Mammut Pro Team Athlete climbed the north face over the Comici-Dimai route in 46 minutes and 30 seconds, a route that normally takes experienced climbers six to seven hours to complete. The 35 years old now holds the speed record on four of Europe’s six major north faces.
The fight for Lake Pedder is ongoing. From protection to restoration. Read on to see how you can help.
