Climber's turning old climbing Gear into sustainable products, art and fashion
Claire Williams interviews Oliver Schmidt
Wild places can be seen in a number of ways. Wild Earth Ambassador Hamish Lockett says slowly drifting down pine-lined rivers or charging through raging ravines is hard to beat, especially when it’s in a raft that fits in your backpack. Here are Hamish's tips to help you start off.
Open-ear earbuds built for riding awareness
Real snow hits Melbourne's West in 2026
Kate Dzienis tests Real Meals NZ freeze-dried meals for ultra running—covering taste, convenience, and whether they can replace aid station guesswork.
A hardtail that slaps!
And editor Brent is coming along with it!
Japan’s deepest snow and quietest trees.
Kate Dzienis puts the Oakley Holbrook sunglasses to the test—from trail runs to everyday wear—covering comfort, clarity, and whether they justify the price.
James McCormack reflects on legacy, conservation and the role adventurers play in protecting Australia’s wild places in this From the Editor piece from Wild #199.
Untracked lines across millions of acres.
Arva Calgary 18 in the French Alps. A compact, recycled, and chairlift-friendly backpack perfect for Australian resort.
Specialized launches lighter, faster Epic 9
Environmental news from across Australia, covering reef restoration, wildlife conservation, national parks and urgent environmental issues shaping the country.
14 XC tyres tested on real trails
Many bushwalkers suffer from this
That's one way of getting your heart rate up!