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Last year, thousands of people took to the streets across Europe in a spate of overtourism protests. Tourists were squirted with water pistols and frustrated protesters chanted “tourists go home.” The action was so significant that the BBC called it “the summer that tourism fell apart.”  And this weekend, it happened again.  Only this time

In South America’s remote southern pampas, local gauchos were once paid by farmers to kill pumas, a huge threat to livestock. Even illegalisation couldn’t stop the slaughter. But one woman has been instrumental in changing hearts and minds; a cultural shift that’s led to thriving puma numbers and a surge in tourism. Meet Pía Vergara.

On a railway route that’s survived against all odds, Ben Lerwill embarks on a journey along the 150-year-old Heart of Wales Line, combining train travel with hiking trails—and a dash of unpredictability. We’re somewhere between the tiny stations of Llanwrda and Llangadog when the two-carriage train I’m on shudders to a brief halt. It’s late

The islands of Zenadth Kes/Torres Strait, between Australia and Papua New Guinea, are under threat. If urgent action isn’t taken to mitigate the impacts of climate change, they may become uninhabitable within 30 years, forcing locals to leave the home they’ve cared for thousands of years.  Sea Country—Malu Lag, a new short film by Patagonia,

Some six thousand miles from her home, a young girl of 15 prepared for her first show in the newly opened San Diego SeaWorld. Wearing the traditional white diving dress of her home village in the Kii Peninsula region on Japan’s main island of Honshu, she plunged into a deep pool in the ‘Japanese Village’,

Now a movie starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs, the journey of The Salt Path was first told in Raynor Winn’s bestselling memoir of the same name. But this personal voyage is part of a much bigger story, going back to a centuries-old tradition of people seeking better health, healing and transformation along England’s southwest coast. Moth