British fine art wildlife photographer, James Lewin, takes us behind the lens of the latest photographs in his collection, as well as some of his most recognised images. James Lewin

We speak to Kenyan ultra runner, Limo Kipkemoi, about the Salomon Summit to Summit Mountain Challenge. Wilder Team

We speak to Weldon Kennedy, co-founder of Kenyan running shoe brand Enda, and try out their updated daily trainer. Jan Fox

East Africa’s top cyclists face considerable challenges breaking into elite international circuits. But a new gravel race in Kenya’s Maasai Mara has provided vital racing experience on home soil. Jan Fox

Bobby Neptune turns to Kenya’s wild spaces to heal from a personal trauma, leading him on a journey of internal discovery. Bobby Neptune

Kenyan climber, Peter Naituli, talks to us about Cold Feet, a film by Ash Mulama documenting Peter’s barefoot, free solo ascent of the 4,883 m Point John on Mt Kenya. Wilder Team

Climber, BASE jumper and former Royal Marine Commando, Tim Howell, attempts the first ever wingsuit flight in Kenya. Tim Howell

Kenya’s avocado industry is thriving, but a new farm in a crucial wildlife corridor could lead to the collapse of an entire ecosystem. Jan Fox

Exploring the Dragon’s Teeth — an ancient volcanic rock formation in the moorlands of Kenya’s Aberdare Range. Jan Fox

Spanish ultra runner and North Face athlete, Pau Capell, talks to us about his ‘Kenya Project’ — a two-week high-altitude training camp in Iten. Wilder Team

Caving enthusiast, Clive Ward, explores some of Kenya’s incredible cave systems. Clive Ward

Three Kenyan athletes attempt to clock the fastest time up Africa’s second tallest mountain. Jan Fox

Wilder's Editor, Jan Fox, speaks to grassroots conservation leader, and winner of the 2020 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa, John Kamanga, about his conservation journey and the future of wild spaces in Kenya. Wilder Team

Camping on the summit of an icon of Kenya’s ‘Big North’. Jan Fox

Of the 1.5 million wildebeest that trek into the Masai Mara from the Serengeti each year, an average of 300,000 die, most while crossing the Mara River. While death at such a scale may seem senseless, it plays a vital role in the nourishment of the river ecosystem for years after the dust settles. Jan Fox

Jan Fox has an unlikely encounter with buffaloes and explores ancient Swahili ruins in the heart of Kenya’s Lamu Archipelago. Jan Fox

This modest sanctuary is a vital wildlife corridor within the broader Amboseli-Tsavo ecosystem, and is traversed by some of the largest elephants left on the planet. Wilder Team