Wild Magazine - Issue #179 - MAG-WILD179

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Since 1981, Wild Magazine has been the inspiring voice of the Australian outdoors, and a passionate defender of its wild places. With stunning photography and crafted, well-written tales of adventure, conservation, and the outdoor life, Wild tells stories that matter. SKU: MAG-WILD179 EAN: MAG-WILD179 The Great Unknown Lachlan Gardiner heads into Nepals wildest reaches for a month with mountaineering legend Tim Macartney-Snape. Conservation: Luxury Lodges = Wilderness Lost The second instalment of Wilds two-part feature examining the threats posed by private lodge developments in our national parks. Photo essay: The Tree Projects Tasmanian photographer Steve Pearce has been travelling the country, and indeed the world, to document the largest living things on earth: giant trees. Hiking in NZs Wangapeka Ryan Hansen wants to propose to his partner Martine Fogg but cant figure out the right way to do it until he gets to NZs Wangapeka Trail Profile: Lucy Barnard Australias Lucy Barnard is walking to the ends of the earth, literally. Megan Holbeck catches up with her. Track Notes: Three Capes on the Cheap Tasmanias Three Capes track is known for its expensive private lodges that cost thousands of dollars for just a few nights. Whats far less well-known is that you can do the track for next to nothing. We explain how. A Tale of two Rivers Huw Kingston paddles Australias highest and lowest rivers, the Snowy and the Warburton. Sacred Steps Off-trail in far western NSWs Mutawintji NP, Craig Pearce searches for insight. Small pieces: Bush bashing is too confrontational, argues Andy Szollosi. Try Scrub Wriggling instead. Opinion: David Bell pushes for 1000km of new walking track in NSW in the next decade Conservation: AusTurtle is an all-volunteer group researching flatback turtles in the NT Visit our website to view thousands more products like this and order online at: