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"a celebration of flow and heritage"

River Blog for Nature Enthusiasts, History Buffs, and Art Lovers

If you’re a nature enthusiast with a deep-seated love for rivers, or perhaps a history buff with a penchant for river lore and trivia, or maybe even a contemporary art aficionado who enjoys a leisurely stroll through a museum, then this river blog is your perfect destination.

Our Travel section invites you on a global river adventure, exploring fascinating museums, riverine destinations and tranquil river cruises. Delve into our History section to discover the lives of historical figures like Robert Fulton and the civilizations that thrived along riverbanks. Explore the cultural significance and scientific discoveries surrounding rivers in our Culture and Science section, while catching up with worlds news affecting global waterways in our News section. And finally, celebrate the recreational wonders of rivers in our Outdoors section, complete with product recommendations.

News

Boiling River Project Founder Andrés Ruzo wins Lowell Thomas

Andrés Ruzo, the founder of the Boiling River Project, has been awarded the 2024 Lowell Thomas Award, one of the highest honors in travel and exploration. This prestigious prize, named after the legendary travel journalist, recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the field.

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Divergent Travelers.

Divergent Travelers is a website featuring the adventures and experiences of a couple, David and Lina Stock, as they explore the world. They seem to have a passion for unique and off-the-beaten-path destinations. Includes detailed accounts of their journeys, including personal anecdotes, cultural insights, and practical travel tips. Essentially, it's a platform for them to document and share their adventures with their audience.

Featured Guardian

Andrés Ruzo.

As founder and director of the Boiling River Project, a nonprofit organization, Ruzo is committed to understanding and protecting the Amazon's revered Shanay-Timpishka Geothermal System. The Shanay-Timpishka, a tributary of the Amazon River with water temperatures reaching 200 degrees Fahrenheit, is a boiling river named for the "heat of the sun" and located in the Mayantuyacu sanctuary of Peru's Huánuco high forest.

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Ivan Mikolji.

Ivan Mikolji is a world-renowned river explorer who tirelessly documents the diversity and wonder of the world we live in. He is an Associate Investigator of the La Salle Institute, promoting the importance of preserving freshwater biodiversity around the globe. His work inspires a deep love and respect for the conservation of nature, stating “You cannot preserve something that you don’t know exists.”
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