Sustainable Safari. Support local communities, protect the natural environment, and conserve wildlife… all whilst leaving behind a minimal footprint. bit.ly/3CGCaRf Featuring: Zambia Tourism, @green_safaris and Time + Tide Africa

Tracking Lions and Outlasting Hyenas in Northern Botswana – An African Oasis. A visit to Botswana’s Linyanti, Khwai Community Concession and the Okavango Delta, a vast and wild region and home to an abundance of wildlife. bit.ly/31QOcdb Featuring: @BushCampsAfrica

Remembering African Wild Dogs Currently listed as endangered by the IUCN, African Wild Dogs are one of the continent’s most captivating carnivores and one of its most endangered species. bit.ly/3E1uA3e IUCN, IUCN Red List, Zimparks and Remembering Wildlife

The Outdoor Journal’s Biggest Stories of 2021 We take a look at some of the most widely read stories on OutdoorJournal.com over the past 12 months. From exclusive reporting and travel writing to investigating age-old controversies. bit.ly/3exPqwO

Destination De Hoop: Whale Watching on the Southern Tip of South Africa bit.ly/3MavDls Featuring: CapeNature, Love Cape Town, and De Hoop Collection

A UN Environment Conference in Stockholm & Sweden’s Status as a Green Champion Sweden hosts a major UN environment conference, yet is the country losing the green credentials that it has become used to showcasing? bit.ly/3GKxnkA

Freediving, Spearfishing and Disconnecting in a Remote corner of the Caribbean. A hijacking of our mindfulness, courtesy of technology, can negatively affect our most cherished and often elusive state, happiness. We searched for it in remote La Gloria. bit.ly/3DmCszF

Get outdoors! How mud boosts your immune system bbc.com/future/article… via BBC Future

Book Review: On Europe’s Sacred Ground, Landscapes Are as Compelling as the People In the 1990s, Andrew Terrill set off from the southern tip of Italy to walk to the top of mainland Europe. Part 2 picks up with 4,500 miles still to go. bit.ly/3TYEL0H ✍️ Ash Routen

📰: Video Streaming vs Driving a Car: Calculating the Internet’s Hidden Carbon Footprint. ✍️: Stefano Bonetti of @cafoscari Read the full article at OutdoorJournal.com

Pandoravirus: The Melting Arctic is Releasing Ancient Germs As the world continues to warm, the thawing permafrost is releasing organic matter that has been frozen for millennia, including bacteria and viruses – some that can still reproduce. bit.ly/3PJ7jdS

Highlander UAE: Another Side to the Emirates in the Hajar Mountains The Hajar Mountains and Ras al Khaimah, often abbreviated to RAK, is an adventurous alternative to its skyscraper-choked neighbours in the UAE. bit.ly/3H46o3E الحكومة الرقمية لدولة الامارات Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi @RAKTourism

Escape to Japan’s Unexplored Regions of Sacred Peaks and Breathtaking Coastlines Yamagata is home to beautiful mountains and nature, while Ehime has a mild climate that's perfect for a wide range of outdoor activities. bit.ly/3S7soQE Brought to you by Visit Japan

How to Use Free Satellite Data to Monitor Natural Disasters and Environmental Changes. If you want to track changes, it’s much easier from a few hundred miles above Earth. bit.ly/409Fn78 ✍️ Qiusheng Wu of UT Knoxville

Can Automakers Meet the Environmental Protection Agency’s Tough New Standards? Boosting EV market share to 67% of US car sales is a huge leap, but meeting the EPA's new standards is not straightforward. bit.ly/43GQrez ✍️ Alan Jenn of ITS-Davis

The #Colorado River Drought Crisis: 5 Essential Reads These five articles explain what’s happening and what’s at stake in the Colorado River basin’s drought crisis. bit.ly/3A41cK9 ✍️ @JenniferWeeks83

Deadly Heatwaves Threaten to Reverse India’s Progress on Poverty and Inequality. bit.ly/40QrJ8V ✍️: @RamitDebnath and @ronitabardhan of Cambridge University

Why is Extreme ‘Frontier Travel’ Booming Despite the Risks? bit.ly/3CMa60f ✍️: J.M. Cheer of Western Sydney University, Anne Hardy, Dr Hanne Nielsen and @cansengooi of University of Tasmania #Titan #Titanic