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Not all countries are on the same page. Scotland, for example, allows certain environmentally destructive practices to take place within these treasured areas.

If we spend a lot of time in low temperatures, do our bodies change to help us cope? Or do we just ‘get used to it’?

Camping away from artificial light has the ability to rewrite your sleep patterns in a jiffy.

Outdoor recently took a trip to One Planet's Victorian factory to take a look at their style and discover their philosophy.

We talk to four seasoned explorers to discover just how much homework you should put in before setting off on a large outdoor escapade.

Falling out of sync with the sun? The latest studies tell us camping away from artificial light can have surprising health benefits.

Everyday folks are playing an increasingly vital role in developing our understanding of the world through citizen science.

Huw Kingston muses on some of the things that go into organising an expedition, using his yearlong journey around the Mediterranean by kayak, foot, ocean rowboat and bike as an example.

Prior to huge treks by foot, there's a few things you can do to clear the path of stumbling blocks. Te Araroa veteran Laura Waters discusses her methods, from self-belief to packing light.