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The World Bank gives Madagascar $52-million

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Satellite photos reveal clearing, huts

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Four cyclists vie for top spot

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  The Emakumeen Bira doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue. But this hilly five-stage, four-day UCI-sanctioned race through Spanish Basque country, held annually since 1992, is one of the most important events in women’s professional cycling—the last big race before the Giro d’Italia Femminile, the Tour de France…

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Dane Jackson leads junior world champs

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Tim DeChristopher has to wait just a little longer to learn his fate. Yesterday, the Justice Department announced that DeChristopher, the Salt Lake City-based activist who disrupted a federal oil and gas auction in December 2008 by bidding $1.8 million on parcels of land in eastern Utah, would be sentenced…

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Is it enough to save Patagonia?

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Byliner.com becomes the Pandora of long reads

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The lights go out across East Missoula

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Six-month moratorium in place

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Petzl recalls GriGri 2 after scares

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Cameras catch Alex Pro in Vancouver

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Levi celebrates his "biggest win."

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City drains reservoir after late-night wizz.

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Dobson, Gates win country's steepest race.

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Company fools officials, but not the Larsons.

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West Buttress Route on Denali After Everest, Denali was the climb I was most concerned about for the 7 Summits Climb for Alzheimer’s: Memories are Everything. You see, it’s complicated. Dedicating my Everest summit to my mom and all the Alzheimer’s moms out there will…

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Cheaters would be kept from work as managers, mechanics.

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Nude woman jumps into water with belugas.

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Slopes at Squaw Valley and Mt. Bachelor to reopen July 2-4

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Latest in protests over Arctic drilling

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Alaskan dies soon after reaching the summit.

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Admit that you’re taking your 10-month-old baby rafting and most people will look at you like that’s the craziest idea they’ve ever heard. And between the water and the wilderness, it can seem majorly daunting to pull off a DIY river trip with young children in tow. But…

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Late-night ride ends with 11 injured

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Lorie Karnath, president of the Explorers Club

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(Noa Ginella on his way to 1st place in the SUP cross.) Last week I went to the Teva Mountain Games in Vail, Colorado, to standup paddleboard in whitewater rapids. It’s hard to explain why whitewater SUPing is so…

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Tour De France Preview: Doping scandals or no doping scandals, we still love the Tour. Here's why you should, too.

The Barefoot Bandit is going to jail

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Before heading up to Alaska, Christopher McCandless spent time exploring the Western U.S. The following video clip highlights some of that journey, with narration courtesy of Hal Holbrook. For more about Christopher McCandless, check out the Back to the Wild DVD.

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GC contender Soler airlifted with brain trauma

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Machete used to protect swimmer

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Ropeless ascent of world's first 5.13

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North Face parent to buy boot maker

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On August 18, 1992, Chrisopher McCandless died alone in a bus in the Alaskan backcountry. Before his stay in the bus that others now visit as a pilgrimage, he journeyed all over North America. This gallery features some of the photos and notes from his ramblings. To read more notes and view more photos from Christopher McCandless, go to christophermccandless.info.

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$25,000 in infrastructure money available

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Jeff Lipsky shoots the surf goddess for Outside's June cover.

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Instruction and tools for navigating in the backcountry.

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The Austrian pro snowboarder carves up the backcountry.

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Scientists predict the biggest Dead Zone ever.

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In 1999, Camille Seaman gave up her seat on a one-hour flight from Oakland to L.A. and scored a round trip ticket anywhere in the world. She chose Alaska. Once there, she decided to walk from a coastal town named Kotzebue across the ice…

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Tony Nester of Ancient Pathways, a.k.a. The Survival Guru, shares some rules on eating in the backcountry.

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How to tie a trucker's hitch in a few easy steps.

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To catch a fish, Walker resorts to some sketchy – and ineffective – methods.

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The Friday Night Lights star fishes the Guadalupe River.

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Read about the big-wave surfer here.

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New rules about SPF can help you decide what to buy now.

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Tony Nester of Ancient Pathways, a.k.a. The Survival Guru, demonstrates three types of fire starters.

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Photographer Michael Lavine captures an intimate video portrait of Kick Kennedy. For more on Kennedy, check out her climb of Kilimanjaro on summitonthesummit.com…

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It's huge. It's nasty. And it's a beast to get up. Guide Peter Whittaker talks about what it takes to get up Mt. Rainier.

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There's nothing so sweet on Isla Pargo as the sugar cane Walker's discovered.

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How to rig a raft for whitewater rafting…

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The star of The River Why on fly fishing and guiding.

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Tim Danielson ran 3:59.4 in 1966; now he's in jail.

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Tony Nester of Ancient Pathways, a.k.a. The Survival Guru, shows you how to build a survival fire.

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Read Tim Neville’s profile, Speed Freak, of the Swiss Machine. Join us here tonight at 6 p.m. to watch three climbing flicks from Sender Films and chat with Ueli Steck, Dean Potter, and Sender’s producers.

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Kayaker Brad Ludden teaches young adults with cancer to take on whitewater.

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Walker offers a blow-by-blow of slime nugget preparation.

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The Lab Rat tests out a wacky fitness hybrid: the Rowbike.

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Guide Chad Hepburn gives beginners tips on kayak selection.

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Was it a not-so-cordial conversation, or witness tampering?

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Tony Nester of Ancient Pathways, a.k.a. The Survival Guru, shows you how to signal help without a mirror.

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Filmmaker Allison Otto came back with a highlight reel from Outside in Aspen weekend. smalldogonthego.com…

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Conrad Anker, Jimmy Chin, and Ivo Ninov guide Dave Hahn on El Capitan.

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Mechanic Scott Haupert shows you what to pack before you hit the trails on your fat-tire steed. Frankie Flats Repair Service , Santa Fe, NM…

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Mike Stewart of Wildrose Kennels offers some advice on mountain biking with your dog. For more videos about training an adventure dog, go to outsidek9.com.

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How to properly close a dry bag…

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Cyclist Forced off His Bike

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Tony Nester of Ancient Pathways, a.k.a The Survival Guru, tells you the essential items for your survival pack.

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Outside's Grayson Schaffer, Abe Streep, Justin Nyberg and Stayton Bonner join Roaring Fork local Kara Armano for a bit of fishing. Music by…

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Advice on where to have your subject look when filming.

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Journalist and Army veteran Brian Mockenhaupt talks with Outside Adventure Film School about his experience with the Soldiers to the Summit climb of Nepal’s 20,075-foot Lobuche, which he wrote about in Outside‘s April issue.

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Surfing phenom Jordy Smith catches big air.

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Consider your style and skill level before you purchase.

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Outside senior editor Grayson Schaffer shows you how to ski downhill with your dog.

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Long-running Yosemite climbing blog closes.

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Tony Nester of Ancient Pathways, a.k.a. The Survival Gure, shows you how to signal for help without a signal mirro.

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Friends, family, fellow dirtbags, and the man himself on one of the world's best aerialists

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Grayson Schaffer and Mike Stewart of Wildrose Kennels offer up another training tip. Outsidek9.com…

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Greg Mortenson talks about how he got started building schools.

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Michael Silitch and the world’s most exclusive guiding outfit.

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