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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Meet ‘The Legend’ of Mt Kinabalu with over 45 years of experience as a mountain guide
by Gemma Musicby Gemma MusicOn a trip to South East Asia’s highest peaks, Gemma Music caught up with Sapinggi Ladsou, a wise mountain guide renowned on those high-altitude trails.
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Get the low-down on the low-season
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Imagine exploring a new city with a good friend who actually lives there. Intrepid’s Urban Adventures are like that. Find out how these day trips let local know-how lead the …
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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.