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Malala, girls' education, International Women's Day

What’s the secret to world peace? Educate the girls, says Malala

In April 2017, Canada bestowed honorary citizenship on Malala Yousafzai, the young Pakistani woman shot by the Taliban for speaking up for girls' rights in 2012. Her speech to the Parliament of Canada should inspire girls everywhere.

How Travellers Can Help Save the World

When talking about carbon footprints, travellers are some of the worst offenders. But recognizing the problem is the first step to a solution.

We Are What We Eat, and What We Eat is Disappearing

Climate change is affecting more than our landscapes. Its also affecting global food supplies.

What Does Climate Change Mean for Our World Heritage Sites?

While the list of endangered UNESCO heritage sites is long and growing, the resources for protecting these places is marginal at best.

The Arctic is a Difficult Place to Travel, and That’s a Good Thing

Climate change shouldn’t be an opportunity for us to travel more easily in wild and remote places, but a harsh wake-up call to protect them.

The Disappearance of Yukon’s Slims River Should Worry You

National parks are national treasures. But because of our warming climate, many are changing irreparably—especially in Canada.

This is What the End of Winter Looks Like

Ski hills around the world are melting away, and it’s hurting our tourism industries, local economies and water sources.

Wildfires are Burning More than Just Forests in the Pacific Northwest

The true damage caused by these rampant infernos is wide-ranging: it’s affecting our travel experiences, local economies and personal memories.

Climate Change Calls for a New Kind of Bucket List

Instead of filling his bucket list with places to see before he dies, Cam Fenton is filling it with places to see before they die.

Whitewater Botany: Searching for Rare Plants in the Canadian Arctic

Way, Way Off the Beaten Rails: The Iron-ore Train of Mauritania

Okinawa: Japan’s Mad, Mad Salad!

Ryan Murdock is ADRIFT OFF THE CONTINENT IN ICELAND

One Epic Pedal: How Two New College Grads Hit the Road to Patagonia

Who (Didn’t) Let the Iguanas Out? On the hunt for wild game on Ometepe

My Private India: Mariellen Ward’s Life Lessons on the Exotic Subcontinent

In Photos: Panama’s Infamously Dangerous Red Devils

Way, Way Off the Beaten Rails: The Iron-ore Train of Mauritania

Okinawa: Japan’s Mad, Mad Salad!

Italy’s Via Ferratas: Climbing the IRON ROAD in the Dolomite Mountains

Ryan Murdock is ADRIFT OFF THE CONTINENT IN ICELAND

One Epic Pedal: How Two New College Grads Hit the Road to Patagonia

Who (Didn’t) Let the Iguanas Out? On the hunt for wild game on Ometepe

How to Deal with Travel Jealousy

Trip Showcase: LABRADOR & TORNGAT MOUNTAINS EXPLORER

OUTPOST magazine: FALL 2018!

Nicaragua Now: Reflections on a Country in Crisis by a Not-So-Secret Admirer

Yamnuska Mountain Adventures: Women’s Mountaineering Intro Tour

Excess Baggage: Always Be Prepared—Like, Always…

How to Not Make Money as a Korean Baseball Celebrity

What’s the secret to world peace? Educate the girls, says Malala

How Travellers Can Help Save the World

We Are What We Eat, and What We Eat is Disappearing

What Does Climate Change Mean for Our World Heritage Sites?

The Arctic is a Difficult Place to Travel, and That’s a Good Thing

The Disappearance of Yukon’s Slims River Should Worry You

This is What the End of Winter Looks Like

Wildfires are Burning More than Just Forests in the Pacific Northwest

Climate Change Calls for a New Kind of Bucket List

The Sandiaoling Waterfall: A Gateway to Taiwan’s Myriad Landscapes

Dipping into Taiwan’s Hot Springs

Taiwan’s Night Markets are a Foodie Traveller’s Heaven on Earth

The Rich Tribal Traditions of Taiwan’s Amis People

Need a Spot of Sun? Head to Taiwan’s Beaches

Way, Way Off the Beaten Rails: The Iron-ore Train of Mauritania

Trip Showcase: LABRADOR & TORNGAT MOUNTAINS EXPLORER

Okinawa: Japan’s Mad, Mad Salad!

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