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	Video: Backcountry Skiers Risking It All in Steep Director Mark Obenhaus talks about the birth of big mountain skiing and the rewards and fatal consequences of the sport.
	Readers' Choice: Nominate Your Favorite Trail Tell us your favorite hike and it could be published in an upcoming issue of Adventure.
	Flashback: Gustave Strikes Again One of Africa's most elusive killers is back in action in Burundi.
	Photo Gallery: Hawaii's Untamed Isle Find out why Molokai is on the move.
	Video: Expedition Bonobo Track bonobo apes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
	Special Report: Sir Edmund Hillary Dies at 88 Read about the remarkable man who was unaffected by fame and left a legacy of philanthropy by aiding the mountain people of Nepal.
	Q+A: Extreme Kayaker Trip Jennings A first-of-its-kind expedition to Papua New Guinea delivers first descents, underground rapids, and a couple cases of malaria.
	Special Report: The Vanishing What went wrong in the record-setting search for Steve Fossett?
	Video: Adventurers of the Year In celebration of the year's greatest adventures, we present 15 people who dreamed it, planned it, and did it.
	Photos: A West Coast Eco-War A fleet of doe-eyed whip smart sea lions is laying siege to the Pacific Northwest, wreaking havoc on surf breaks, fishing lines, and endangered salmon runs.
	The Vanishing Vacation: Why You Need a Break Writer and Work to Live author Joe Robinson reveals why you really do need more vacation time—and how to get it.
	Video: Top Ten Online Adventure Flicks Our team hunted down the Web's ten wildest action clips. See our picks and nominate your favorites.
	Q+A: Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes The "world's greatest living explorer" keeps on ticking.
	Q+A: The Whale Warriors author Peter Heller  Read an interview with the author and about whalers and those who hunt them.
	Video: Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Take a trip through the contested Alaska wilderness with legendary wildlife biologist George Schaller, in a video courtesy of Wild Chronicles.
	Q+A: Deep Water Director Louise Osmond Read an interview with the new film's co-director to find out about this haunting true story.
	Q+A: Erik Weihenmayer's Blind Approach Adventure spoke to Weihenmayer about leading climbs blind, bear bells, and the struggle to keep the wilderness wild.
	Q+A: Arctic Tale Filmmakers Adam Ravetch + Sarah Robertson Read an interview with the Arctic Tale's filmmakers and see behind-the-scenes photos.
	News: Roz Savage Attempts to Row the Pacific   The woman who successfully rowed the Atlantic Ocean alone sets her sights on bigger, wilder waters.
	Explorer: Richard Bangs An expedition veteran turns his attention to saving worlds he once conquered.
	Q+A: Filmmaker Werner Herzog In Werner Herzog's films, man and nature vie for supremacy. And the contest is always one-sided.
	News: Live Earth Adventure chats with Control Room CEO Kevin Wall about his latest endeavor, Live Earth.
	News: Ice Cold Rock and Roll Live Earth, the summer's largest music event, will take on climate change with concerts on seven continents. Get to know the Antarctica band Nunatak.
	News: The All-American Diamond Trail A "finders keepers" policy makes Arkansas's Crater of Diamonds State Park a true treasure trove.
	Sound Off: Are You a Survivor? Readers share their life-and-death survival experiences.
	Sailing: Evolution of the America's Cup Adventure spoke to sailing guru Gary Jobson about what makes this year's America's Cup unique, and the delicate balance of athleticism and science that makes for a winning sailing team.
	Video: Tracking Wild Camels in the Gobi Adventure chats wtih nature documentary filmmaker Huw Cordey about the nearly impossible task of tracking wild Bactrian camels in the Gobi.

	Video: Speed-Flying the Eiger As a preview of the Mountainfilm in Telluride festival, watch a helmet-cam video of the first speed-flying descent of the Eiger in the Swiss Alps.
	News: Have You Seen This Crocodile? A cold-blooded serial killer is on the loose. His name is Gustave. He's 20 feet long (6 meters), weighs 2,000 pounds (907 kilograms), and stands accused of devouring hundreds of people.
	News: Swimmer to Brave  the Amazon Adventure chats with Martin Strel, the man who could become the first person to swim the length of the Amazon.
	News: Your Own Pet Rhinoceros? With South African National Parks selling 100 white rhinos from Kruger National Park, anyone undaunted by the hefty price tag could buy one—even you?
	Explorers: Viesturs, Branson on Global Warming Adventure chats with premier alpinist Ed Viesturs about his upcoming dog-sledding endeavor on Baffin Island.
	Photos: Snowboarders Take Manhattan New York City's first competitive snowboarding event draws top athletes and a serious crowd.
	News: Explorers Attempt Longest Arctic Crossing Adventure chats with explorer Alain Hubert before he departs on an expedition with pal Dixie Dansercoer to cross the Arctic basin by kite and ski.
	Explorer: Digging for the Truth's Josh Bernstein Insights from the city kid who uses his outdoor ingenuity to show armchair travelers the world's greatest mysteries.
	News: World Water Day Four unexpected ways you can be a better steward of the planet's most vital natural resource.
	Explorer: David de Rothschild Talking Trash On the eve of a two-year project to combat waste, one of England's greenest aristocrats shares his plans for cleaning up the planet.
	Travel Icons: Maureen and Tony Wheeler Two ex–Hippie Trail backpackers turned travel-industry icons explain how they took over the planet. Their book Unlikely Destinations (Tuttle) is due out in May.
	News: Frostbite Chomps Arctic Ocean 2007 Adventure talks with polar explorer Liv Arnesen about what went wrong with Arctic Ocean 2007, what frostbite feels like, and what's next.
	Explorer: Josh Ponte, Live from Gabon Music explorer Josh Ponte sets out to preserve a country's ancient culture of sound.
	Special Report: A Death at Outward Bound After heatstroke claims a student in Utah's Canyon Country, the 46-year-old institution faces America's shrinking tolerance for risk.
	Climber: Climbing with Tarantulas, Scorpions Adventure chats with ace climber Mike Libecki about his recent expedition in South America, why he goes solo, and the necklace he could not climb without.
	Surfer: Greg Noll on Surfing as Art, Life Adventure spoke to big-wave legend Greg Noll about his new book, surfing culture today, and why his most recent boards provide a link to the past.

 

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