In a crowded digital world, outdoor and exploration books are often overlooked. Expert reviews help meaningful stories reach the readers who value them.

An adventure expert on what Alex Honnold’s live free solo of Taipei 101 reveals about risk, media and modern climbing.

Work with an expert in adventure, exploration and expedition media, offering commentary, writing, speaking and consultancy worldwide.

What do explorers really write from the world’s edges? A new book shares their letters, from Antarctica to outer space.

A contemplative review of Moments in the Wilderness, Magnus Lindbom’s self-shot debut film capturing a year of solitude in northern Sweden’s remote landscapes. This poetic, slow-paced journey through forests, mountains, and lakes invites viewers to experience the stillness and spirit of the wild.

Reflections on being awarded Fellowship of the Royal Geographical Society, exploring its rich legacy, personal significance, and ongoing mission to advance geographical science.

I recently came across a new independent print magazine that shares first-person adventure stories, emphasising the journey and experience rather than record-breaking feats or extreme challenges.

Lawrence Millman explores the true story of Inuit murders in Arctic Canada, tracing indigenous trauma, climate change, and digital culture’s impact.

A ski expedition across Finland’s Lake Inari, an update on a busy Arctic season, and controversy surrounding a polar record claim—plus a birthday escape to the Brecon Beacons.

Dreaming of becoming a modern-day explorer but don’t know where to begin? Whether you're wanting to be a fedora-wearing adventurer or a Michelin-man-like mountaineer, it’s time to turn those fantasies into reality with these tips.

My first camp of 2025 was a special one, featuring stunning snow conditions in the Peak District.