Sasha Frate

Ultrarunner Karl Meltzer has won 38 x 100-mile races; the world record for Most 100 Mile Wins. It has always been his dream to hold the speed record for The Appalachian Trail and put a…

Tom Archer is a self-taught, Nikon slinging, wanderluster who has traveled to some of the most spectacular natural sites and wonders of the world, chasing and capturing the perfect awe-inspiring shot. He also provides some…

Rodney Dietert, Ph.D. is an internationally known author, lecturer, scientist, media personality, and educator. While a professor and now a professor emeritus at Cornell University in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology and a faculty member in the…

Kate Glantz is a growing force in the field of social impact, currently serving as Head of Social Good at Luma Legacy, a division of Luma. Society faces multiple urgent existential issues, and Luma Legacy not only…

With over fifty-two thousand followers on Instagram, Brekenridge, Colorado native Hannah Rheaume is going places. Literally. The connection between women and wilderness is a strong and unique bond. Rheaume explores and experiences this relationship through…

Photography is the art of capturing and framing a single moment in time. While each photographer has their own style or personality, Miguel De La Fuente captures bright and powerful images that represent the complex…

Daniela Niederer, known by her performance name Nora En Pure, is a South African-Swiss DJ and deep house producer. Born of a South African mother and a Swiss father in Johannesburg, Niederer migrated to Switzerland…

For a man that prefers to lead a label-free life, Jordan Taylor Wright is many things; he’s a vegan, filmmaker, adventurer, and a proponent of climate change awareness. He is the founder of Taylor Cut…

Here is something scary. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the largest accumulation of ocean plastic in the world and is located between Hawaii and California. The mass estimated to comprise 1.8 trillion pieces of…

How far would you go to save the planet? For the father of Earth Day, Denis Hayes, this is a question that is woven within the fabric of his day-to-day. This mindfulness is not new for Hayes…