Getting more people out to our coasts, rivers and lochs could be a low-cost way of improving health outcomes, writes Roger Cox

Early footage of surfers on opposite sides of the world stirs the soul, writes Roger Cox

Beth McDonough’s new book suggests that there's no right or wrong way to approach outdoor swimming, writes Roger Cox

The decision to include freeride snowsports at the 2030 Winter Olympics is symptomatic of a wider trend, writes Roger Cox

Big wave surfer Ben Larg is holding ‘community focused’ surfing sessions at Lost Shore, thanks to his corporate sponsor

It may make life difficult for surfers, writes Roger Cox, but some of the seaweed growing along our coastline can also make for a tasty snack

A new study highlights the significant mental health benefits of surf therapy, writes Roger Cox

Here are five books to inspire your next sur trip, writes Roger Cox

Scotland’s ski industry has had a difficult time since the pandemic, but visitor numbers for the 2025/26 season make for positive reading, writes Roger Cox

The internet is awash with surf photography. At time of writing, on Instagram you'll find 22.4 million posts with the hashtag "#surfing", 2.9 million with the hashtag ‘#surfphotography’, 772...

Pat Kieran played a key role in the development of surfing on Scotland’s north coast, building boards, running the North Shore Surf Club and helping spread the word about the now-legendary wave at Thu...

Before Hutton became a giant of geology he studied humanities at university and recognised the importance of creativity in scientific research, writes Roger Cox

Neil Macdonald conducted hundreds of hours of interviews to capture the spirit of the developing UK skate scene, writes Roger Cox

In order to win this year’s Scottish National Longboard Championships, Dunbar teenager Ansel Parkin had to beat his coach and mentor in the final. Interview by Roger Cox