Greenland, You're Great

Be sure to visit photographer Jonas Høholt's website for the full photo story.

Fly Fishing the Claremont Isles

Saltwater fly fishing in the remote northeast corner of Australia.

Drowning Kiribati

Kirimati, AKA Christmas Island, is one of the 33 small islands which make up the world's lowest-lying nation, Kiribati.

The 103,000 citizens of Kiribati may soon become refugees, perhaps the first mass movement of people fleeing the consequences of global warming rather than war or famine.

LINK (via: Bloomberg)

Having your homeland engulfed by the ocean because of climate change doesn’t make you a refugee, or so the High Court of New Zealand ruled last week when it dismissed the case of Ioane Teitiota, a man from the low-lying Pacific island nation of Kiribati.

If the I-Kiribati (the term for Kiribati nationals) and other Pacific islanders are not refugees, the question remains, what are they—and what conventions can be put in place to protect them?

LINK (via: The New Republic)

Around the Island with a GoPro

Around the island of Guanaja, Honduras with a GoPro.

Unrequited dorado lust

Photo: David Morimoto

For years, Bob Shacochis was obsessed with a fish, South America's fighting golden dorado. But when he followed that dream to Argentina's Iberá Marsh, he found that he wasn't the only one with a vision that could pull him under.

LINK (via: Outside )

Bonacca

43 miles off the northern coast of Honduras lies an angler's dream. The Bay Islands of Guanaja, with it's rich local fishing history, is quickly being recognized as a fly fishing paradise.