Chris Rainier's Quest to Document Disappearing Cultures
A new book showcases the globe-trotting work of a photographer whose life mission is to document masks from endangered cultures
Nepal
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The Nepali Women Who Deliver Birth Control by Hiking
Staff members of Marie Stopes International navigate wild bulls, treacherous singletrack, and rushing rivers to make long-term birth control accessible to some of the hardest-to-access places in Nepal
Will New Rules Reduce Crowds on Mount Everest?
The country's Ministry of Tourism unveiled a series of proposals aimed at avoiding another disastrous, overcrowded year on the world's highest peak
Nirmal “Nims” Purja Is More Than a Viral Photographer
The man who took the most shocking Everest photo of the year is about to break one of mountaineering's stoutest records
The 16-Year-Old Changing the World by Spreading Joy
After a trip to Kilimanjaro with her father, Lilliana Libecki wanted to create a new way to give back
Mount Everest Gets the John Oliver Treatment
Sunday's episode of 'Last Week Tonight' took a stab at fixing the mountain's overcrowding problem
How to Fix Everest
The deadly 2019 climbing season prompted a worldwide demand to reform management of the world's highest peak. Is change really possible? Mark Jenkins, a veteran alpinist who reached the summit in 2012, lays down an emphatic yes.
The Himalayas Are in Even Worse Shape Than We Thought
New research shows just how much global warming is eating away at the glaciers on the world’s highest peaks
Did Three Climbers Falsely Claim to Summit Everest?
A group of Indians claimed they reached the top of the peak, but they may not have made it past Camp III
Yes, This Photo from Everest Is Real
When we say “Everest is crowded,” this is what we mean
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