What pushes us further in sport? It's a question that professional climber Nina Caprez and photographer Jeremy Bernard found themselves asking at the height of their careers, and just when they became parents. Believing that the value of sport comes through sharing it, they decided to create ANDREA—a non-profit that brings climbing to the community. But when catastrophe strikes, the strength of ANDREA is tested. Follow along as they travel through Morocco, sharing their love for climbing.
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