“The RegenVillages initiative is a model blueprint for industry, government, and academic action. The partnership seeks to accelerate the proliferation of affordable, integrated village designs that power and feed self-reliant communities thus tackling the challenges […]
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Free Entrance To All U.S. National Parks April 16 – April 24
In honor of celebrating National Park Service’s 100th year, all U.S. National Parks will be open to the public for free for this year’s National Park Week (April 16-April 24). Whether a park was created for historical […]
Founder Of North Face Douglas Tompkins Dies In Accident
After an unfortunate kayaking accident in Chile, Douglas Tompkins dies at the age of 72. Despite not finishing Prep School, Tompkins began working on North Face as a young man, even opening a shop in […]
National Geographic Photo Of The Day x Hollow Greeting
Photograph by Karthik Vilwanathan –“An owl peers from a tree hollow in Northumberland, United Kingdom. After unlucky weather derailed a trip to see puffins on the Farne Islands, Your Shot member Karthik Vilwanathan drove with […]
National Geographic Photo Of The Day x A Grand Flyover
Photograph by Jassen T. –Sunrise at Yellowstone National Park finds steam rising from the surface of the Grand Prismatic Spring, the park’s largest hot spring. Your Shot member Jassen T. overcame high winds and […]
National Geographic Photo Of The Day x North Star
Photograph By: Cory Richards –A polar bear stands sentinel on Rudolf Island in Russia’s Franz Josef Land archipelago, destination of the multidisciplinary Pristine Seas Expedition in the summer of 2013. The expedition sought to uncover, among other mysteries, […]
National Geographic Photo Of The Day x Night On The Boulder River
Photo By: John Warner –While hiking and camping in Montana’s Beartooth Mountains, Your Shot member John Warner used a technique called light painting to illuminate the landscape as the Boulder River roared by. “It was pitch-dark […]
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