A decade later, realizing the new normal in Borneo
My return to Borneo after ten years shed light on the island’s new normal: dominance of agriculture and development over[…]
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Category: Issue 42 – October 2018
Sabah’s unique wildlife gets unique care
By Scuba Junkie Conservation Manager, Cat McCann Sabah Wildlife Department and Honorary Wildlife Wardens The state of Sabah, in Malaysian[…]
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Ecotourism in Raja Ampat—Defender or Destroyer of the World’s Richest Reefs?
by Chloe King Tourism is threatening Raja Ampat. On March 4, 2017, a British cruise ship ran aground on a[…]
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Jack’s October 2018 Underwater Photography Feature
Bobbit Worm The Bobbit worm is a blind, brainless ocean worm with an appearance not even[…]
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Under the Waves with Karim Iliya for October 2018
This month’s feature: A pygmy seahorse hides amongst gorgonian sea fans in the deep waters of Raja Ampat, Indonesia […]
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Whale Shark Indonesia getting off on the right foot with whale shark tourism
Whale shark tourism is booming, with more and more people searching for that elusive encounter with the world’s largest fish.[…]
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Jackson Groves and Journey Era Kick Off Adventure Bag
By Kevin Majoros Jackson Groves started his travel blog, Journey Era, two years ago and it has attracted a cult[…]
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Researchers use “biological passport” to monitor Earth’s largest fish
Whale sharks, the world’s largest fish, roam less than previously thought. Local and regional actions are vital for the[…]
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The Jumper, the Geographer and the Sealion
Inspired by the true story of someone who jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge, my fictional short story weaves[…]
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5 Insane Wilderness Survival Stories
Maybe it has something to do with the fierce, distinctly human ability to adapt to anything, or the reminder that[…]
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