Our Pledge to the Planet
This year has been a big one for sustainability at Earth’s Edge. While we’ve always strived to be as environmentally conscious as we can, earlier this year our efforts...
Earth’s Edge is officially a B Corp Company
At Earth’s Edge, we’ve always cared deeply about the planet and how we explore it. We know the impact that non-sustainable travel can have on the world, and we...
What it’s like to be a woman in the outdoors industry
We have a fantastic guest on the podcast this week. Barbra Nzvaura worked in the head office of Earth’s Edge from 2014 to 2018. We spoke to her about...
Mountains and mental health: how trekking can heal the mind
We all know that nature plays a huge part in our mental health. The great outdoors are a wonderful healer, and no one knows that like Robbie O’Raw. Robbie...
Earth’s Edge doctor rescues missing dog on Wicklow Mountains
We’re all a little starved of good news right now. So we were thrilled to hear that at the weekend, our very own Ciara Nolan was a part of...
How to become an expedition doctor
As you may know, we send an international doctor (and guide) on every one of our expeditions. And we love to hear their stories! Joe Keena has worked on...
How to be an expedition guide with Louise Lawrence
We work with an incredible team of expedition guides at Earth’s Edge. But what does it take to become an expedition guide? Louise Lawrence has had an incredible career...
Is Machu Picchu open after covid?
As the coronavirus rampaged around the world, one site after another was closed to visitors. One of the world’s most beloved historical sites, Machu Picchu, was closed for nearly...
What it’s like to be an expedition doctor at altitude
As you may know, we send an international expedition doctor on every single one of our trips. Along with our guide, they provide vital care along the way, whether...
