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Dartmoor Photography from Nicholas J R White Included in Bristol Exhibition

Will Ross, March 6, 2023

Dartmoor images from English photographer Nicholas J R White have been included in a new show, ADORE, showing Arnolfini in Bristol. The exhibition showcases the camera-less work of Garry Fabian … Read more

Richard Mosse captures rainforest destruction in Broken Spectre Show

Will Ross, December 11, 2022

Broken Spectre is a new film and exhibition from Prix Pictet-winning photographer Richard Mosse. The show depicts the destruction and devastation of the Amazon rainforest, using ultra imaging techniques to … Read more

RÜFÜS DU SOL – Live from Joshua Tree

Will Ross, January 7, 2021

Planned in advance of pandemic, electronic band RÜFÜS DU SOL’s live recording of a 45-minute open air set from Joshua Tree, California provides an escapist experience. The recording is shot to a … Read more

The Revenant “A World Unseen” Documentary

Will Ross, December 25, 2020

The film which cast Leonardo DiCaprio into an antinomian North America and won him his first Oscar for Best Actor, shot in harsh winter conditions in Alberta, British Columbia and … Read more

Musician Ólafur Arnalds makes “When We Are Born” film

Will Ross, December 11, 2020

Creatives have done a good job raising the profile of remote places during the coronavirus pandemic. Taylor Swift’s retreat with Long Pond Studios in New York’s Hudson Valley is one … Read more

Introducing Enda: Kenyan-made Running Shoes

Will Ross, December 2, 2020

Kenya is well known for its long-distance running heritage and participation in national championships, brimming with talent from the country’s national sport. But the country has only recently started to … Read more

Patagonia’s ARTIFISHAL Reveals the Disaster of Farmed Salmon

Will Ross, June 17, 2019

If you were ever too lazy to consider where your salmon comes from, the latest documentary from Patagonia will jerk you into caring a little more. In an 80-minute documentary, … Read more

“Sweat Equity” by Jason Kelly examines the 21st century boom in fitness

Will Ross, October 17, 2018

A few hour spent wandering the streets of major cities in the United States provides ample time to notice the popularity of designer athletic wear, usually clad tight and shimmering … Read more

Photographer Benedetta Ristori captures Balkan Peninsula in “East” project

Will Ross, February 15, 2018

The emergence of the Balkan Peninsula from Soviet influence and post-rule conflicts has created a diverse human landscape, captured most recently by photographer Benedetta Ristori. Her 60-image photo book “East” … Read more

Behind the Scenes: Petit Biscuit’s “Beam” Music Video

Will Ross, December 18, 2017

Step into the virtual reality of Petit Biscuit’s “Beam” music video and something enchanting appears. Though landscapes are recognisable in earthly forms, the video is made unreal through uplifting decibels … Read more

Ski Film “Let’s Go Get Small” Climbs British Columbia

Will Ross, September 8, 2017

Jump into the bindings of Dave Treadway and life starts to look a little different. One of a small band of British Columbia brothers, the Pemberton local has carved a … Read more

Hadwin’s Judgement: Environmental Thriller about Logging in British Columbia

Will Ross, August 16, 2017

Take yourself to Canada’s Pacific Northwest in this feature-length documentary, a haunting production that covers the splendour and decimation of huge tracts of ancient forest. Inspired by John Vallaint’s 2005 … Read more

Review of “Rambunctious Garden” by Emma Marris

Will Ross, July 6, 2017

Published in 2011, Emma Marris’ Rambunctious Garden: Saving Nature in a Post-Wild World makes a controversial contribution to the canon of environmental literature. Through a series of case studies, Marris … Read more

Sam Contis’ Deep Springs College photographs in Berkeley, California

Will Ross, June 29, 2017

The state of California is renowned for its density of public and private colleges, including a number of world-class institutions speckling the San Andreas Fault. Further inland, east of Sequoia National Park … Read more

Research into Effect of Mountain Bikes on Seed Dispersal

Will Ross, June 26, 2017

The growth of mountain bike parks as permanent pieces of infrastructure brings to questions their ecological impact. Since tracks divide different parcels of land, the question of seed dispersal and … Read more

Wealden Literary Festival, Kent

Will Ross, June 23, 2017

Now in its second year, the Wealden Literary Festival remains a little known yet enchanting event on the circuit of travel and nature writing. The Festival takes place in the … Read more

Finding What Was Lost – Rebecca Rusch in “Blood Road”

Will Ross, June 19, 2017

The impact of the Vietnam War on the American psyche has been played out in numerous high-cost feature films and documentaries, many of which depict the brutality of the landscape and … Read more

Freitag: Wrought by the Freeway and Sewn from the Seed

Will Ross, June 16, 2017

For the past twenty years, Daniel and Markus Freitag have been slicing up unwanted lorry taps, fashioning them into the desired accessories of discerning Europeans. Their industrial heritage found a … Read more

Outdoors App Crosses into Information of Things

Will Ross, May 1, 2017

Found among the growth of rock show tech conferences and outlandish music festivals is one brand has managed to maintain a reputation for intimacy in the now specialised field of … Read more

Californians do Full-Stack in Food

Will Ross, March 14, 2017

When it comes to corporate thinking about how humans treat the world’s natural environments, outdoor brands Clif Bar and Patagonia always seem to be leading the race. Both companies are … Read more

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