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Meet Vipe Desai, Founder of project BLUE (Interview)

6 Nov 2009  IN TRAVEL & OUTDOORS |   COMMENTS

Surfrider board member and founder of project Blue, Vipe Desai, gives us a peek into the background, mission, and business side of his ocean conservation fundraising project.+ READ MORE

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The Alaska Experiment Episode: Back from the Wild

5 Nov 2009  IN TV |   COMMENTS

Survivorman Les Stroud guest stars in a special reunion episode of this never-ending adventure. Hear stories straight from the source about what the cameras didn't capture during the treacherous three-month adventure.+ READ MORE

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The White Buffalo Migrates East (Interview)

2 Nov 2009  IN INSTRUMENTAL |   COMMENTS

What makes a legend? I'm not sure what the formula is, but I'm pretty sure I'm seeing one in the making. Los Angeles-based musician, The White Buffalo, a.k.a. Jake Smith, is one of those rare singer-songwriters who has an uncanny ability to transport you to another place or time.+ READ MORE

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Focus on Focus Earth: Ed Norton Runs With Team Maasai For the NYC Marathon

30 Oct 2009  IN TRAVEL & OUTDOORS |   COMMENTS

Ed Norton invited three of his Maasai friends to travel from Kenya to run with him in the NYC marathon (which he's never run before-and it's not easy, he's already having shin splints.). The cause? Conservation back home in Kenya, a nation famous for its runners. Norton first visited Kenya nearly...+ READ MORE

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The Alaska Experiment Episode: Take the Long Way Home

29 Oct 2009  IN TV |   COMMENTS

It might seem like the hardest part of the Alaska adventure is behind them, now that the volunteers are trying to head back home, but even the journey home is not as easy or as simple as they thought.+ READ MORE

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Invasive Species: When Small Creatures Do Big Damage

29 Oct 2009  IN TRAVEL & OUTDOORS |   COMMENTS

Non-native species, whether they're introduced intentionally or by accident, can wreak havoc on local ecosystems and economies. Some say it's the single most costly environmental disruption to the global economy, with estimates of up to $1.4 trillion a year. Who are these animals and where have they...+ READ MORE

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Restaurant Critic Shoots Baboon, Imagines it's a Person

27 Oct 2009  IN TRAVEL & OUTDOORS |   COMMENTS

"I shot a baboon in Africa," acclaimed restaurant critic AA Gill wrote in his Sunday column, "last Wednesday, just after lunch." Taken by the moment, the camaraderie of companion hunters, by the African countryside, by his very outfit, Gill decided it was time to "do baboon."+ READ MORE

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A Yoga Retreat Made for You: Eco-Friendly, Fun and Shockingly Affordable

27 Oct 2009  IN TRAVEL & OUTDOORS |   COMMENTS

In my other life I'm a yoga instructor. When I traveled to Centro Ecologico Sian Ka'an (CESiaK), an eco-friendly beach resort in Mexico's Mayan Riviera, on vacation in August (of which all of the juicy details can be found here), it wasn't intended as business. That vacation, I left my yoga mat...+ READ MORE

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Living With the Wolfman: About the Show

24 Oct 2009  IN TV |   COMMENTS

The series that follows Shaun Ellis and Helen Jeffs as they adopt their human ways to fit in with a pack of wolves in England--—will they be accepted into the pack?+ READ MORE

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Did Split Estate Cause An Oil Representative to Resign?

23 Oct 2009  IN TRAVEL & OUTDOORS |   COMMENTS

When Kathy Hall's resignation from the Colorado Oil and Gas Association became public following the Planet Green screening of Split Estate, rumors started flying that it was because of comments she made in the film. She denies it, along with comments she is seen making in the film. What's the deal?+ READ MORE

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100 Places to Remember Before They Disappear

22 Oct 2009  IN TV |   COMMENTS

Watch video clips from 100 places around the world that are in risk of disappearing or seriously threatened by climate change.+ READ MORE

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The Alaska Experiment Episode: No Turning Back

22 Oct 2009  IN TV |   COMMENTS

Facing the Alaska wilderness, it seems like Tim, Allen and Jasmine are in over their heads--almost literally--but it's too late to turn back. Don't miss how they fight to endure blizzards, sub-zero temperatures, and falling through ice.+ READ MORE

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Fall Foliage, Crisp Air, and General Autumn Splendor: 8 National Parks Perfect For a Fall Getaway

16 Oct 2009  IN TRAVEL & OUTDOORS |   COMMENTS

Take an opportunity in this busy season to take advantage of the spectacular colors of the autumn season in our national parks. And though it's certainly hard to narrow down the best in fall park getaways, there are some highlights that should be recognized. + READ MORE

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Natural Gas Drilling Harms Eyes, Causes Tumors, Destroys Air: The Ugly Truth Behind the 'Natural' Energy Source

16 Oct 2009  IN FOOD & HEALTH |   COMMENTS

Things you never wanted to know about how the body can react to toxic chemicals: from red blood cell disintegration to eye damage, the chemicals involved in fracking and natural gas drilling are dangerous, and what they can do to the body is not pretty. + READ MORE

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Grizzly Man Diaries Episode: The Fall

15 Oct 2009  IN TV |   COMMENTS

Don't miss one of few bears that actually unnerves Timothy Treadwell: a skinny guy who, toward the end of the season when bears are trying to bulk up for the winter, shows up on the scene unexpected. + READ MORE

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