A conservation project in Borneo is helping endangered pygmy elephants by planting grass near their habitats, giving them a safe, sustainable food source and reducing conflicts with local communities.
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This Intrepid Foundation partner is creating food solutions and habitats for pygmy elephants
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Imogen’s visit to a community-driven space for disabled people on a trip to Bali with Intrepid reaffirmed her advocacy work and desire to travel.
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The butterfly effect: how positive change is rippling through Maasai communities in Kenya
For many rural communities in Kenya, patriarchal norms are embedded in Maasai culture. But thanks to Intrepid Foundation partner Patinaai Osim, founded by one woman determined to make a difference, …
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After years spent knitting in secret, hiding her craft skills from her husband and her disabilities from the outside world, a last-minute decision changed the trajectory of one woman’s life.
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Explore Edinburgh’s captivating history with Invisible Cities, where engaging guides who have experienced homelessness reveal the city’s lesser-known stories.
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On a new Intrepid trip, travellers can visit the world’s first rewilding centre in the Scottish Highlands with a 250-year vision to bring wilderness back.