WILD Magazine - Wild Magazine 195

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Wild #195 is here, full of Australia’s best adventure,
conservation and wilderness opinion writing. It's an issue
jam-packed with adventures both big and small, including trips
of lifetime like Grant Dixon's amazing photo essay
documenting a month-long circumski of Canada’s highest
peak, Mt Logan; Martin Bissig’s piece on MTB-ing in the
enigmatic Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan; Blake Hornblow's
account of the first-ever source-to-sea paddle of NZ’s Taiari
River; and Ben Artup's two-week traverse of NSW’s Wollemi
NP. At the smaller scale, there are adventures like walking in
NSW’s Kybeyan Reserves and in the Vic Alps; a thoughtful
piece on what it means to head solo into the Tassie’s
southwest; a story on two high-school graduates who rode
around Australia, aiming on the way to see 700 bird species
AND raise 100K for a Timor-Leste school; and our track notes
on walking Tasmania's Bay of Fires.
Beyond adventure pieces, there’s a well-balanced piece by
former Wild editor Ross Taylor on the controversial climbing
bans at Arapiles; a profile on lifetime adventurer Chris Bray;
and a piece on the danger posed by the proposed wind farm
at Robbins Island. And of course, there are our regular
columnists, Green Pages, gear reviews and lots, lots more.

WILD Magazine Description:

Wild is the longest running outdoor adventure magazine in the Australasian region, with specialist content providing coverage, education and conservation information for outdoor enthusiasts.