After trilogy in the Dolomites were climbed through the Eiger North Face since 1938, all the great north faces, mountaineers were now about to attempt to carry out the first Winterdurchsteigungen or to climb all the great North faces. Gaston Rébuffat in 1952 the goal to climb all the six great north faces of the Alps. On Sunday, August 8, 2010 Mountain Hardwear Alpinist, Ueli Steck headed back to the Dolomites.

Ben Clark and Jon Miller are on a ski expedition to return to 23,390′ Baruntse, their second attempt. Ski The Himalayas Season 2, Episode 6 continues the journey towards base camp with a twist not often covered in contemporary expeditions to Nepal.

One woman’s attempt to protect and conserve our oceans and coasts for future generations by calling out to communities all along America’s coastlines. On July 3rd, Margo Pellegrino took the first paddle stroke from Seattle to San Diego via outrigger canoe along the Pacific Coast.

This coastal paddling journey is Margo's way to call attention to the need for healthy oceans. An effective public education campaign is critical for advancing strong ocean policy. There is a need to ensure that healthy oceans policy is buoyed from what legislators hear from their constituents. As a project of the Blue Frontier Campaign, Margo is planning to accomplish is speaking out for the oceans.

Margo packed lightweight gear to fit in her kayak, the Spectre sleeping bag and Skyledge 3 tent.

Ben Clark and Jon Miller are on a ski expedition to return to 23,390' Baruntse, their second attempt. Ski The Himalayas Season 2, Episode 2 glides the team to the pucker-inspiring Lukla Airport in the Khumbu Valley of the Everest region in Nepal. Miller and Clark share the adventure as the pair view the expedition footage often sharing a story "not for air". The runway is short, the enthusiasm is high and the trail to Baruntse starts here.

ShelterBox latest fundraiser, a Mt. Kilimanjaro climb to raise money and awareness for ShelterBox and their ten year anniversary. Their mission is to "deliver shelter, warmth, comfort and dignity to disasater victims worldwide."

Kenton Cool departs the UK on Tuesday 24th August on his latest expedition to ski down the world’s 8th highest mountain, Mount Manaslu (8,163m) in Nepal. Kenton will be leading a small team out to this remote mountain in Western Nepal with the aim of not only putting five team members on the summit but then to ski back down.

A successful ski descent will firmly put Kenton back into the record books once again as the only Briton ever to ski two 8,000m peaks. The Expedition hope to summit the mountain in late September with a return date to the UK in early October.