With an onslaught of 'dirty campers', camper van convoys, and litter, familiar issues have come to a head in the Scottish Highlands this summer, while facilities to cope with the influx have been largely inadequate. As a result, calls have mounted for extreme measures such as regulated access and fees. Emily Donoho asks: are the ideals of pub...
Across the UK, informal roadside camping has become a hot topic in recent months - and for all the wrong reasons. Well-publicised issues with litter, human waste, wildfires and antisocial behaviour are leading some to call for a legislative sol...
Travel writer, adventurer and human rights barrister Faraz Shibli considers a recent Countryfile report on the fact that people from minority communities visit the countryside less – and asks what ethnic minorities in nature have in common with women's...
Access and conservation campaigner Nick Kempe feels that hill-goers in Scotland are being unfairly penalised by the Scottish Government's restrictive attitude to travel and the outdoors, a lockdown regime that contrasts...
WideBoy and crack connoisseur Pete Whittaker makes the case for more cracks in climbing...
Can grouse shooting ever be compatible with 21st Century environmental concerns? We've asked an opponent of the...
The Glover Review is the first official appraisal in 70 years of the way England runs its...
Anti social camping has become a hot topic in recent years, but what's the solution? We've asked a proponent of camping...
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