0
Victoria to receive inaugural Backcountry Festival this September
Australia will host its first backcountry festival, to be launched at Falls Creek on the September 1, coinciding with World Telemark Day.
Wild
Written by Wild:
0
High flyers head to Africa: Icarus Trophy 2018
The inauspiciously named Icarus Trophy, which sees paramotorists complete a ‘1000-mile’ cross-country, aerial adventure race, will be held in southern Africa later this year.
0
Wild and wilder: The Nature Conservancy’s 2017 Photo Competition
Amazing shots of wildlife and wilderness abound among The Nature Conservancy’s 2017 Photo Competition winners and runners up entries.
0
Protecting your noggin with the Petzl BOREO helmet
As Petzl has just launched a new model of helmet, the BOREO, we take a closer look at some of the materials and technology that goes into this type of kit.
0
Brisbane climber’s $100k fundraising challenge
Brisbane’s Josh Worley plans to spend a year climbing 33 peaks in the Americas and New Zealand while raising money for climate change charities.
0
Three Capes Track Notes
Rapidly becoming one of Australia’s top hiking destinations, people from around the world are flocking to walk the Three Capes Track. Here’s the journey breakdown.
0
Concerns raised for logging plans in NSW State Forest
News of logging activities in nearby State Parks is causing local residents to take notice and action against the destruction of critical native habitat.
0
Sneak peek: Wild magazine relaunched, refreshed
As July approaches, so too does the arrival of our new-look issue of Wild. Catch a glimpse of what’s to come in this preview of the next magazine.
0
Fully-guided Tasmanian traverse launches
Keen to see the best of Tasmania’s wilderness and have a spare $12,890? If so, Tasmanian Expeditions has a new, guided traverse option for you.
0
Call to protect culturally significant ‘brumbies’
Former Monaro MP and horseman Peter Cochran is calling for feral horses in the Snowy Mountains to receive protected status.