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All three hikers found dead after waterfall accident in Canada’s East Kootenays
By Will Symons published
Authorities have now found the bodies of all three people who fell from Meachen Creek Falls in British Columbia

Devastating report reveals the extent of the damage wreaked by the Grand Canyon wildfire, which scorched hiking trails and destroyed historic buildings
By Will Symons published
Over 100 structures, including the iconic Grand Canyon lodge, have been destroyed in the violent Dragon Bravo blaze

One hiker confirmed dead, two missing after tumble from Canadian waterfall
By Will Symons published
The three hikers fell from the Meachen Creek Falls in Canada's East Kootenays

Elderly hiker dies after being trampled by cows in the Austrian Alps
By Will Symons published
The 85-year-old man was hiking with his wife when the cows charged

German open water swimmers protected by super-smart 'Dolphin' drone lifeguarding technology
By Will Symons published
High-tech remote-controlled devices are being used to keep swimmers safe in 14 different open water spots

Florida woman hospitalized after alligator attack on hiking trail
By Julia Clarke published
The woman was rushed to the hospital after being bitten on the arm and leg

Hundreds of visitors to Grand Teton National Park may have been exposed to rabies after "suspected bat colony" discovered in lodge
By Julia Clarke published
Park authorities are appealing for those who stayed in certain rooms at the Jackson Lake Lodge

Hiker dies after being bitten by rattlesnake he picked up in Tennessee state park
By Julia Clarke published
The man was a half mile along the trail when the incident occurred

The permafrost in the Italian Dolomites is melting, causing unpredictable, dangerous rockslides and leading to the evacuation of hundreds of hikers, and there's no sign of it stopping
By Will Symons published
Thawing ice on Cima Falkner has caused rockfalls on the mountain, leading authorities to close dozens of now unsafe trails

"We can now bring her home to rest" - Body found two months after Californian woman was swept into fast-moving water at Sequoia National Park
By Will Symons published
Jomarie Calasanz swam to help her sister after she was pulled away from the shore in the Kaweah River at Sequoia National Park in California
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