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Tenth walking shark catalogued in Papua New Guinea's coastal shallows.
Mount Everest summits surge past 900 as mangrove forests stage global comeback.
A rare crown, and a squid in the dark.
Crossing the Darién Gap: cartels, jungle and hostage training, with Daniel Eggington
Kayaking the Mangoky, Madagascar's longest river, with Oscar Scafidi
Crossing Australia's deadliest desert unsupported, with Louis-Philippe Loncke
Ascending the Amazon: 7,000km over six and a half years, with Pete Casey
Packrafting Gabon's uncharted jungle rivers, with Beki Henderson
Petroglyphs and a lost cave in the Guyana jungle, with Joe Trevorrow
Saving Brazil's jaguars, with Letícia Benavalli
Climbing the volcanic seven summits, with Ricardo Kaljouw
Alone across Gola: a solo cycle through West Africa's rainforest, with Jude Kriwald
A human-powered northern loop of the Earth, with Katharina Kneip
Making birdwatching cool again: beginner birding and UK wildlife, with Georgia Barker
Walking the Andes: 14,000km from Patagonia to Venezuela, with Ollie Treviso
Overlanding in £75 cars: mishaps, mayhem and magic, with the Global Convoy team
Finding yourself by getting lost, with Fitz Cahall
Chubby Diaries: plus-size adventures and the National Geographic story, with Jeff Jenkins
A global cycle across 21 countries: the Silk Road, the Pamirs and beyond, with Chris McCaffrey
Living with lynx, wolves and bears: rewilding and coexistence, with Jonny Hanson
The world walk: seven years, six continents, 28,000 miles, with Tom Turcich
300km solo through Lapland's remote wilderness, with Albert Weckman
Lebanon's hidden adventures: the 400km Boukaat Loubnan trail, with Gilbert Moukheiber
Walking the wildest rivers in Africa, with Chaz Powell
How volcanoes and fault lines shaped Scotland, with geologist Luisa Hendry
Warrior Walker: walking around the UK, with Paul Harris (part 2)
Warrior Walker: 24,000 miles for purpose, peace and people, with Paul Harris (part 1)
What the wild teaches us about life and leadership, with Megan Hine
Matriarchs of the animal kingdom with Erin Ranney.
Kite skiing across Antarctica at -62°C.
The first woman to walk France border to border.
The True North Project: making adventure accessible in schools, with Deon Barrett
Surviving the Canadian wilderness, and Desert Island Survival, with Tom Williams
From prison to paddleboarding world records.
A life among the tribes of Papua New Guinea, with Benedict Allen
Across Africa: from Morocco to the gates of Timbuktu, with Alice Morrison
Kayaking the Northwest Passage with the Arctic Cowboys, with Mark Agnew
A path to wild adventures, expeditions and self-discovery, with Valerie Gagne
Wild tales from the jungles of Guyana.
The world's longest triathlon ends on Everest.
On adventure, curiosity and purpose, with Matt Pycroft
The Ultimate 7: wild expeditions from Death Valley to Denali, with Oli France
Living off-grid and surviving 75 days alone in Canada's wilderness.
Amazonian tribe life and the Primal Survivor journey, with Hazen Audel
The undercover investigator who lived inside wildlife crime.
Wild Siberian adventures (amid a 9-5 job).
Into the wilds of the Okavango Delta, with Olly Pemberton
A 1,200-mile journey along the Cherokee Trail of Tears, with Ian Finch
Graham Zimmerman. First ascents and searching for balance amongst mountains.
The swimming elephant took two years to photograph.
Mountain biking down Kilimanjaro and across the Karakoram, with Gerhard Czerner
Grand expeditions and the wonder of local exploration, with Alastair Humphreys
Adventures and misadventures, Cuba to Cape Cod, with David Abel
Best Adventure and Outdoor Podcasts for 2026 (Stories of Exploration, Travel, and Natural World)
Finding happiness in seven marathons and a bicycle to India.
Beyond the summit with Cathy O'Dowd.
Kayaking the Pacific and the Atlantic, solo, with Cyril Derreumaux
Cycling to the ends of Europe, Africa and Asia, with Charlie Walker
The Waiwai named her their first female warrior.
What doesn't suck about going somewhere you know nothing about.
The pack-a-day smoker who ran the Sahara.
700 miles to the South Pole: 58 subzero days, with Ben Weber
The mirror test: Ray Cash Care's Navy SEAL lesson in discipline.
The jinn in the walls and the price of getting lost.
The amateur traveller who built a world.
From F-16 pilot to NASA astronaut: 200 days in space, with Terry Virts
Antarctic expeditions and a hidden eighth continent, with Bruce Luyendyk
The first quadriplegic to sail solo around Britain.
The Pamir Trail: a 1,000km trek atop the world, with Jan Bakker
One hundred and five consecutive ironmans.
Wild expeditions across seven continents, and saving national parks, with Dr Niall McCann
Winning Alone season 8: 74 days solo on Grizzly Mountain, with Clay Hayes
Five polar bears in forty-eight hours.
Ash Dykes walked 1,500 miles across Mongolia alone.

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