While competing in her first ever GODZONE race, Crystal Brindle asks herself, “How much is too much?” Pushing further past her comfort zone than ever before, she reflects on the different ways we experience connection in the natural world during adventure racing and what makes these endeavors not only possible, but worthwhile.
Why is land classification important? What are the consequences of classifying an area as a stewardship land as opposed to a national park? FMC Executive Crystal Brindle explains how classification works and champions for the Mavora Lakes Conservation Area and Livingstone Mountains to be awarded the highest tier of protection.
Dr. Laura Young is a talented botanist, ultra-runner, mum, and kea enthusiast who chose to dive deep into the study of New Zealand’s most iconic mountain parrots.
An April traverse of Mount Titiroa from Hope Arm to Borland in Fiordland National Park.
Many of our articles focus on particular trips, events or opinions, but the team at Wilderlife thought we'd occasionally cast a spotlight on a few outdoor good sorts, to dig deeper into the wonderful individuals who make up our vibrant outdoor community.
It may be one of the most popular walks in the world but what happens when winter reclaims the landscape?
Stepping onto the small ‘Adventure Craft’ takes me across the Waiau River – that small impediment that keeps people from exploring this section of the park as often as they otherwise might.
I had a dream that I could be a mountain runner.
The daughter of US park ranger parents delves into her journey of connection to New Zealand where she has found a home of her own.
Experiencing the Fiordland story of survival from the intimate details to the grand landscapes
Roaming over passes and camping beneath the stars from Falls Creek to Hut Creek
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