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Share Europe’s largest wild river outside of Russia is facing its greatest threat yet. The situation surrounding the Vjosa mainly comes down to political unrest and opportunistic greed that could destroy the river as we know it. Ahead of the upcoming Albanian parliamentary elections, citizens, activists, and conservationists are demanding political support for the establishment of Europe’s first wild river national park, as they seek to protect this river forever. Patagonia has taken action...

Share It’s Wednesday, and you already have one eye on the weekend and your plan to get out there on your beloved mountain bike. Until that moment, why not check out a video of the world’s longest indoor mountain bike trail (it also happens to be the world’s first indoor mountain bike park). Yeah, we knew that would get your attention. This video comes courtesy of Kyle & April, who have their very own mountain biking ‘Kyle & April – Ride MTB’ YouTube channel. In this upload, they t...

LIVERMORE FALLS — Treat Memorial Library’s online catalog has some new features that will help patrons find more books. While searching titles, look under “Extra Data” for features such as information on the author, reviews, awards, reading level and book profiles. Readers may also click on “You May Also Like” to find books that are […]

Share If you can run a mile, then one day in the future, you will be able to run two. The same can be said for when you finish a 5k race, the signs all point towards you doubling that number a few months down the line. After this stage comes the milestones of any runner – the captivating high of finishing a half marathon, a high which can only be emulated upon the completion of a full one. When the time comes for you to finish your very first 26.2 miler, you’ll feel it both emotionally and ...

Mountaineering history made as Nepalese team led by Nirmal Purja summit K2 in winter.

Share For many of us right now, the thought of going waist-deep in powder is both an exhilarating and heartbreaking thought. Exhilarating in that same old sense it always was but also heartbreaking, because for many of us right now clipping into a pair of planks and skiing down some mountains is a dream currently sat waiting for us on some distant, fluctuating, horizon. Nothing quite like living vicariously though, is there? With that in mind, check out Malou Peterson’s season edit – one in...

Share In a world of instant gratification, it’s sometimes easy to assume that it’s all just waist deep snow, heli drops and pos-cliff-drop-first-bumps in many ski movies. There is, however, a different side to these movies, one that’s frequently kept under wraps by many production houses – and that’s the level of risk in the backcountry. “A man who’s dedicated his life to skiing and exploring some of the highest-consequence terrain out there” The reason we rare...