we are all nature
God schiep de aarde, maar de Nederlander schiep Nederland. Deze veelgehoorde spreuk is zeker waar. Ieder stukje Nederland is gevormd door mensenhanden en het maakbare landschap heeft in Nederland veel
Architectuur heeft ons altijd al beschermd tegen de natuur. Het houdt het barre weer en de wilde dieren buiten. Maar de laatste decennia moet de natuur steeds meer tegen onze
Stel je eens voor dat er een voedselketen bestaat die schoon, biodivers en circulair is, die met de natuur werkt in plaats van ertegen, die geen mensen uitbuit en waar
Studio EARTH interviewde in september 2020 klimaatwetenschapper Anna von der Heydt (Universiteit van Utrecht, NESSC) over de urgentie van de energietransitie. Wetenschappelijk onderzoek toont aan dat we niet langer kunnen
Imagine; you started running only two and a half years ago. Then you surprisingly turn out to be an extremely good mountain runner and you are invited to compete with
A lot of us, trail and mountain runners, frequently visit the Alps to compete in famous races like the Matterhorn Ultraks, Sierre Zinal or the Zugspitz Ultratrail. When we have
Running on the boundaries between the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates. Where the earth's crust cracks open, steams, hisses and where volcanoes regularly spit out their lava. There are
Running through Iceland sometimes feels like running on another planet. We went to the relatively unknown north of the country to see breath-taking landscapes, meet some prominent members of the
Since 2018 the city of Antwerp has an urban running tribe called Negative Split. When hearing their name, you imagine city streets, graffiti and noisy traffic. But this tribe prefers
If you follow the international skyraces, you must know Stian Angermund. The Bergen based runner was world champion Skymarathon and VK in 2016 and winner of the Golden Trail Series
Running up the Italian Monte Cistella is a tough climb. It leads you through a remote area where you hardly see anyone. But the reward is a worth while and
Running on Swiss glaciers and having lunch just above 3,000 meters altitude. That was the plan when mountain runner Siebrig Scheeres and her dog Max took me on their home
Barbara and her family went to the French Vosges for a camping holiday. This range of lower mountains near the Swiss border has beautiful forests with mountaintops up to 1.400