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Carbon with Tim Jarvis
Path of Kathmandu's Sustainable Future Speaking Series. Tim Jarvis is a polar explorer, environmental scientist and Kathmandu brand ambassador. He also works closely with WWF and leads expeditions across the globe. He's currently planting 40,000 trees as part of his Fork Tree Project in Adelaide.
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Urban beekeeping with Turia Pitt
Path of Kathmandu's Sustainable Future Speaking Series. Turia Pitt is a Kathmandu ambassador and author, a two-times Ironman, adventure seeker and now, also a beekeeper.
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Conserving the outdoors with Liz Carlson
Part of Kathmandu's Sustainable Future Speaking Series. Liz Carlson runs 'Young Adventuress' one of the biggest travel blogs in the world. She's done a lot of work in conservation projects, hands in the ground, saving wildlife and I think you have a tender spot for the Kakapo.
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Mindfulness with Manoj Dias
Part of Kathmandu's Sustainable Future Speaking Series. Manoj Dias is a teacher of mindfulness and meditation. Outside of meditation, teaching and opening organisations, he is a writer and a dad.
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Managing Chemicals with Bluesign®
Chemicals are a big part of modern, high-performance fabrics. Our partnership with bluesign® helps us all to choose sustainable materials.
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Gear Up for Winter: What You ACTUALLY Need to Tackle the Cold
The We Are Explorers crew recently tackled a Blue Mountains hike on the coldest May day in 23 years just to test out Kathmandu’s latest winter gear. As the snow fell around us, we were so toasty, we weren’t even mad about it.Â
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How to travel with camping gear
We’re experts in the field of camping and travelling, so you better believe we have some tips on how to fly with a tent.Â
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Changing the course with Damon Gemeau
Part of Kathmandu's Sustainable Future Speaking Series. Damon Gemeau recently made a film called 2040, which is a letter to his daughter showing her what the world could look like in 2040. If we put into action, some of the best solutions that are available to us around the world. So just trying to shift this narrative away from fear and paralysing us and actually getting excited about a future that we could create on the other side of this crisis.
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Microfibres: the unseen plastic pollution problem
Here’s what we are doing — and what you can do — to start tackling the problem of plastic fragments from clothing ending up in waterways.
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