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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 22/07/2026

Thanks to a generous pledge from Dave Pond and Sherry Hemby and the David & Erin Elliott Family Fund, every gift to our week-long Summer Sprint fundraiser is being matched, dollar for dollar, up to $7,500, so your gift to support our nonprofit goes twice as far: www.outofedenwalknonprofit.org/sprint

Three people walk side-by-side together through an arid landscape. There is a camel walking behind them.

The photographer documenting his shadow against the cracked earth of an arid landscape.

Two people walk along a dirt road with grasses and plants growing between the lanes and on either side of the path.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 20/07/2026

🥾 Today we launch a 7-day fundraiser to support the Out of Eden Walk 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Help fund independent #storytelling that builds bridges across borders. Join our Summer Sprint—when we sprint so Paul Salopek can keep going slow: www.outofedenwalknonprofit.org/sprint #journalism

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 10/06/2026

✍️ “The enraged wind raked up fistfuls of beach pebbles and sand. Gusts scattered the birds like confetti.” — Paul Salopek, Milestone 169, recorded near Cape Fairweather, Alaska, US on day 4,631 and mile 17,050 of the Out of Eden Walk: outofedenwalk.nationalgeographic.org/milestone-16... #slowtravel

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 14/05/2026

"This drifting Stone Age ice, squeezed of air, is compressed to the eternal blue of pure thought. On the far shore of the Copper River, slabs of the Childs Glacier topple into brown river currents." — Paul Salopek in the latest dispatch from Alaska outofedenwalk.nationalgeographic.org/river-of-names

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 13/05/2026

"Two million salmon, primarily sockeye, king, and coho, muscle their way upriver in the brief summertimes. We slide above the migrant fish on an orange inflatable raft. There are three of us." — Paul Salopek ✍️ Read Paul's new dispatch from Alaska: outofedenwalk.nationalgeographic.org/river-of-names

An orange raft is tied to the shoreline along a river, with snow-capped mountains and a cloudy sky in the background. Text overlaid on the photo says, “‘We take turns at the oars. I’m mostly luggage. The Alaskan wilderness glides past like a long sigh.’ — Paul Salopek, ‘River of Names.’”

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 25/04/2026

“Three men in a raft on a river of 200 billion trillion colors: shades outnumbering the stars in the cosmos. Greenish wet cement. Old pearl. Forest moss. Campfire ash. Moonlight. Quicksilver.” — Paul Salopek, Milestone 166: Cosmic River Explore: outofedenwalk.nationalgeographic.org/milestone-16...

Two people in a raft with mountains in the background. The sky is blue and dotted with clouds. One person is rowing. White text overlaid on the photo says, “The current sawed its million-year strokes through the Chugach Mountains. Wild shores. Scores of kilometers of cobbled bars and whitewater. The first river-borne Milestone on a global walk.”Two people in a raft with mountains in the background. The sky is blue and dotted with clouds. One person is rowing. White text overlaid on the photo says, “The current sawed its million-year strokes through the Chugach Mountains. Wild shores. Scores of kilometers of cobbled bars and whitewater. The first river-borne Milestone on a global walk.”

Light hits mountains that are partially covered in snow. White text overlaid on the photo says, “‘In the far distance: high pale riverside dunes, bone dust of mountains, made hazy by windblown sands. Bars of gold Tibetan light angling on through. Ricocheting from bank to bank, we ride atop a long sigh of released glacial melt, down to the cold sea.’ — Paul Salopek, Milestone 166: Cosmic River www.outofedenwalk.org”.

White text paired with an illustration of a globe with a marker placed in Alaska is overlaid on and below a photo of mountains in Alaska. The text says, “Milestone 166. Chapter 9: Americas. Copper River, Alaska, United States. April 22, 2026. Milestone 166: Cosmic River. Day 4,585. Mile 16,750 Elevation (ft) 272.”

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 02/03/2026

Student Krishna Divakarla, geologist Bretwood 'Hig' Higman, & guide Phil Norris take in the receding terminus of Portage Glacier, near Anchorage, AK. The glacier has receded about four kms since the early 1900s, largely because of global warming. ✍️ outofedenwalk.nationalgeographic.org/hazard-cascade

Three people stand outside, taking in the receding terminus of Portage Glacier, near Anchorage, Alaska.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 28/02/2026

“Nimble as a Dall sheep, the scientist bounds up a 900-meter scarp abutting Portage Glacier, a dazzling white tongue of ice suspended above Whittier, Alaska. ‘Pinch the rock!’ he hollers down, encouragingly. ‘Don’t fall off!’” — Paul Salopek ✍️ outofedenwalk.nationalgeographic.org/hazard-cascade

A geologist checks on landslide monitoring equipment on a steep scarp in Alaska. There are snow covered mountains in the background. Text overlaid on the image says, "Nimble as a Dall sheep, the scientist bounds up a 900-meter scarp abutting Portage Glacier, a dazzling white tongue of ice suspended above Whittier, Alaska. ‘Pinch the rock!’ he hollers down, encouragingly. ‘Don’t fall off!’"

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 24/02/2026

Predicting calamity: Working in partnership the US Forest Service, independent geologist Bretwood “Hig” Higman monitors landslide threats in Alaska—research that includes tying his packrafts up in trees to thwart curious bears, and a climb 900 meters up a near vertical rock face.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 17/02/2026

“The falls storms just keep getting bigger and bigger,” says Iñupiaq seal hunter Gary Sockpick, of Shishmaref, Alaska. “A lot of the land’s just washing away.”

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 12/02/2026

Pictured below is a collage featuring many of Paul Salopek’s Walking Partners from over the years. Paul has been joined by between 80 and 90 Walking Partners on the Out of Eden Walk journey so far. 🎙️ Listen or read along with a recent conversation on @theworld.org here: theworld.org/stories/2026...

A photo collage featuring National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek’s walking partners from various countries over the years.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 12/02/2026

“‘Is it really over?’ wondered an Alaskan writer friend. ‘Are we in decline?’ We were hiking a wild beach. His question seemed posed to nobody in particular, maybe just to the icy wind.” — Paul Salopek outofedenwalk.nationalgeographic.org/geography-of... Pictured: Walking Partners in Alaska

Two people wearing hiking gear and carrying backpacks stand near a glacier and snow-capped mountains in Alaska. They are looking away from the camera.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 11/02/2026

“You’d have seen no trees, just mountains covered with grassy steppe,” said Dan Mann, a geologist and ecologist at the University of Fairbanks, Alaska, describing the look of the vanished Stone Age land bridge called Beringia, crossed by ancient humans from Siberia more than 20,000 years ago.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 11/02/2026

We walked last summer into Anchorage, Alaska—the Frontier State’s largest metropolis,with a pop. of 290,000—on a primordial forest trail that was steeped in birdsong, and then plodded out of the city 24 hrs later on a 6-lane highway deafened by the boom of engines. With Walking Partner Phil Norris.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 23/01/2026

Tune in today: An Amanpour and Company interview between Paul Salopek and host @nowhari.bsky.social will air on CNN International today, Friday, Jan 23 at the 1pm EST hour and again tonight on PBS in the 11pm EST hour (check local listings): www.pbs.org/wnet/amanpou... Pictured: Paul in China, 2023

A person stands outside, leaning his hand on a very large Silk Road sculpture in Xi’an, Shaanxi, China.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 22/12/2025

🙏 THANK YOU. Your generosity has helped us reach our goal of $75k during our annual crowdfunder! There’s still time: The campaign is live through Dec 29. Matching funds are available and every gift made now will have double the impact. To donate, please visit www.outofedenwalknonprofit.org/campaign

A person carrying a backpack and camping gear walks across a beach. The sun shines in a pale blue sky. The person's long shadow trails behind him. Text overlaid on the image says, "THANK YOU. Your generosity has helped us reach our goal of $75,000 during our annual crowdfunding campaign! There's still time: The campaign is live through December 29th. Matching funds are available and every gift made now will have double the impact."

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 20/12/2025

✍️ Slow journalism requires public support. Out of Eden Walk is a nonprofit org, & we're raising funds for the journey ahead. Our Board is matching all donations at a 1:1 ratio up to $45k. As we walk into the Americas, pls consider a donation to keep us moving: www.outofedenwalknonprofit.org/campaign

A person carrying a backpack crosses a footbridge in a hilly area. Text overlaid on the image says, “Out of Eden Walk is a 38,000 km walk across the world in the footsteps of our ancestors.”

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 20/11/2025

We're grateful for your support during our crowdfunder. In the first 24 hrs, your donations raised $6k+ for our nonprofit organization. Thank you! Ahead stretch thousands of miles on what remains primarily a listening journey; a true quest of the heart where people, not places, are the destination.

A person carrying a backpack walks along a road in a village in Alaska.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 18/11/2025

🥾 In 2013, Paul Salopek set out from Ethiopia to retrace the dawn voyage of the Homo sapiens who first walked out of Africa during the Stone Age. For 13 years, Paul has paced off 17,000 miles of those ancestral trails. Out of Eden Walk is a continuous storytelling journey, and we need your support.

Text overlaid on a landscape image of mountains says, “In 2013, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Paul Salopek set out from the Rift Valley of Ethiopia — one of cradles of humankind — to retrace, on foot, the dawn voyage of the earliest Homo sapiens who first walked out of Africa during the Stone Age.”

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 03/11/2025

Assembled by Nat Geo, a compilation of 25 photos from this ongoing walk across the world. Images by John Stanmeyer, Murat Yazar, Zhang Hongyi, Liu Lifeng, Youngrae Kim, Soichiro Koriyama, & Paul Salopek, and courtesy Georgia National Museum & E. H. Wilson: www.nationalgeographic.com/impact/artic...

A person stands in an historic quarter of Varanasi, facing away from the photographer. Text overlaid on the photo says, “From National Geographic: ‘For over a decade, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek has woven a tapestry of human stories from his epic trail retracing human migration.’ Photo by Paul Salopek, Varanasi, India.”

Text overlaid on a photo of five people walking past large tents and also tomatoes on the ground says, “Setting out from Ethiopia in 2013, Salopek has traversed the Middle East, Central Asia, the Indian subcontinent, and East Asia on foot, documenting stories of people he encounters — an odyssey enriched by walking partners, contributing writers and photographers. Photo by Paul Salopek, near Al Quweirah, Jordan.”

Text overlaid on a photo of a hand holding three deceased Asian giant hornets says, “Now beyond the halfway point, his slow listening, storytelling project, the Out of Eden Walk, has arrived in North America, where Salopek is planning the ways ahead toward his final destination, the southern tip of South America. Photo by Paul Salopek, Qinling Mountains, China.”

Text overlaid on a photo of a person distributing food packages to other people in Mandalay, Myanmar says, "These photos offer a look back at the trail so far! See more photos in ‘An ongoing walk across the world in 25 photos’ at www.nationalgeographic.com Photo by Paul Salopek, Mandalay, Myanmar"

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 28/10/2025

"A calm and steadying presence, Inayat opened doors everywhere we went. People instinctively respected him. He had that quality of leadership often associated with traveling scholars or teachers. He certainly taught me. I will miss his wry, self-deprecating humor. RIP, brother.” — Paul Salopek

Text against a landscape background says, "A calm and steadying presence, Inayat opened doors everywhere we went. People instinctively respected him. He had that quality of leadership often associated with traveling scholars or teachers. He certainly taught me. I will miss his wry, self-deprecating humor. RIP, brother. — Paul Salopek"

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 28/10/2025

"Inayat was a member of the Wakhi minority and was a conservationist and humanitarian. He led projects planting thousands of trees in the high, rocky valleys of the Little Pamir and Karakoram ranges. He was deeply committed to educating Wakhi children, whose villages often lack schools."

Text against a landscape background says, "Inayat was a member of the Wakhi minority and was a conservationist and humanitarian. He led projects planting thousands of trees in the high, rocky valleys of the Little Pamir and Karakoram ranges. He was deeply committed to educating Wakhi children, whose villages often lack schools."

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 28/10/2025

A message from Paul: “The Out of Eden Walk walking partner family is diminished. Inayat Ali, my wise and humane walking partner in the remote Wakhan Corridor of Afghanistan and northern Pakistan, died last week, in his beloved mountains in Gilgit-Baltistan, of a heart attack. He was only 52.”

Text against a landscape scene says, "The Out of Eden Walk walking partner family is diminished. Inayat Ali, my wise and humane walking partner in the remote Wakhan Corridor of Afghanistan and northern Pakistan, died last week, in his beloved mountains in Gilgit-Baltistan, of a heart attack. He was only 52."

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 22/10/2025

Today at 11:15 am EDT, Paul Salopek is joining Ros Atkins on BBC Radio 4. 🎧🎙️ Listen live here: www.bbc.com/audio/play/l... Out of Eden Walk is a 38,000-kilometer walk across the world in the footsteps of our ancestors.

Screen grab of BBC World Service Radio 4 live listening site.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 02/10/2025

🎙️🎧 “As storytellers, if I sense a story is unfolding with the people I’m meeting, then I will share, ‘Hey, I just walked here from Ethiopia.’” — @paulsalopek.social to host Carolyn Beeler on @theworld.org Listen or read along with “Small talk on the Eden Walk” here: theworld.org/stories/2025...

Black text against a white background with quotation marks says, “When people say, ‘Where do you come from?’ I sometimes say just the last village or maybe the last town. And that’s kind of extraordinary enough. Walking any distance these days is kind of unusual. And that will create a certain, ‘Oh, wow, that’s far.’ And, ‘Where are you going?’ … ‘I’m going to the next village up ahead.’ I don’t often say, ‘From Ethiopia. I just walked here,’ because you can imagine that kind of question that would then open up, right?”

Black text against a white background with quotation marks says, “As storytellers, if I sense a story is unfolding with the people I’m meeting, then I will share, ‘Hey, I just walked here from Ethiopia.’ And that sparks a sense of wonder and curiosity that leads to, again, the kind of conversations that we can have a back and forth about their lives, too.”

Black text against a white background with quotation marks says, “‘As I’ve gotten older as a reporter — and this is maybe not something that mainstream journalists do much — but I feel that if I’m going to be asking somebody about their story, they deserve to know something about my story. So, it becomes much more equal and not just this kind of harvesting other people’s stories. So, I answer as honestly as possible everything people ask of me. — Paul Salopek to Carolyn Beeler on ‘Small talk on the Eden Walk’ on public radio program The World.”

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 02/10/2025

“Japan I found steeped in yearning. Yearning, to be sure, might be the universal human condition: inescapable, without any particular geography. You experience it everywhere and often while walking through the world.” — @paulsalopek.social ✍️ outofedenwalk.nationalgeographic.org/goodbye-to-j...

A vertical photo of a rainbow over a lake after a rainstorm. Birds dot the lake. The sky is gray, and there are hills in the distance. White text overlaid on the image says, “’Longing. Nostalgia. Wanting. Aching. Thirst. A walker who comes from far away becomes a safe receptacle for such inconvenient emotions. We listen without judgment. We carry your secrets away.’ —Paul Salopek, ‘Goodbye to Japan’. Pictured: A rainbow graces Lake Biwa after a rainstorm. Photo by Paul Salopek on the Out of Eden Walk.”

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 22/02/2025

🎙️ “That’s what human beings are . . . we kind of have these qualities of mud within us.” — @PaulSalopek to @carolynbeeler. Listen or read along: t.co/zS3PvpJiXs This story is part of an ongoing series produced by @TheWorld in collab with Out of Eden Walk & @InsideNatGeo.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 07/02/2025

Families gather clams alongside the Daehang-ri shell mound, a prehistoric camping site near Saemangeum Seawall. Humans have harvested in the region since the Stone Age—a lifeway largely erased by a gigantic wetlands conversion: t.co/RNwi1LamHs 📷 Youngrae Kim @PaulSalopek

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 06/02/2025

“Mudflats are nature’s wallflowers: superficially charmless but with ecologically rich inner lives. They are also quite rare.” -— @PaulSalopek Read “Mud Mausoleum,” Paul’s latest dispatch from the trail: t.co/RNwi1LamHs Photo by Youngrae Kim. 📍 Saemangeum, South Korea

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 04/02/2025

🔈🎙️ “I walk with local people who add their own voices, their own insights, and therefore, it’s constantly being refreshed; the journey is constantly being made new.” — @PaulSalopek 🎧📖 Listen or read along with @TheWorld: t.co/vQwAhTIDP3 @MarcoWerman @StephenProducer

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 26/01/2025

“I struck my first ocean in 12 years at the coast of Dongbei—what used to be called Manchuria—in the frozen NE of China, almost a year ago. Stuffed inside a parka, I bent to pick up the burnished shingle on an empty shore.” —@PaulSalopek t.co/DqpMmmyfAa 📷 Zhang Qing Hua

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 22/01/2025

From Japan, the Out of Eden Walk marks 12 years, with North America on the horizon. @PaulSalopek is on a foot journey across the world. He provides an extraordinary record of humanity at a new millennium. Read more here: www.nationalgeographic.com/impact/a…

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 19/01/2025

🔈From @emergence_zine: “This week, we return to our interview with journalist @PaulSalopek, who, for the last decade, has been on an epic journey retracing the migration pathway of some of the earliest humans out of Africa’s Rift Valley.” 🎧 Listen here: t.co/27m0KGQRSW

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 19/01/2025

“I struck my first ocean in 12 years at the coast of Dongbei—what used to be called Manchuria—in the frozen northeast of China, almost a year ago. Stuffed inside a parka, I bent to pick up the burnished shingle on an empty shore.” —@PaulSalopek Read more: t.co/DqpMmmyfAa

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 17/01/2025

✍️ “The Paleolithic bands of Homo sapiens hunter-gatherers I’m following didn’t stop at the blue wall here, of course. Neither will I. In the spring, I hope to board a cargo ship from Japan to Alaska.” — @PaulSalopek Read “Bookend Oceans” here: t.co/DqpMmmyfAa #EdenWalk

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 14/01/2025

A Korean battlefield along the Yeongnamdaero trail is commemorated by giant statues of Harry Truman and Rhee Syngman, allies in the country’s brutal civil conflict in 1950. ✍️ Read “Scholar’s Trail” here: t.co/UfLiH52YOi 📷 Photo by @PaulSalopek

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 12/01/2025

“Wearing a summery blue dress, pearls, & open-toed mules—& holding a parasol against the brutal sun—Kim leads the way up a restored, 2-km stretch of the Great Yeongnam Road.” —@PaulSalopek t.co/UfLiH52qYK Below: Walking Partner Lee Junseok & guide Kim Gwinam 📷 P. Salopek

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 12/01/2025

“When I’m walking I’m thinking about writing. I’m thinking about a problem. About a paragraph or how something doesn’t work in a story.” — @PaulSalopek Out of Eden Walk marks 12 years, with North America on the horizon: t.co/tvorM2hU8e Photo courtesy Paul Salopek.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 27/12/2024

THANK YOU! We’re deeply grateful to the Walk’s community for bringing us to our crowdfunding goal of $75k. If you haven’t yet joined our nonprofit org’s annual crowdfunder and would like to, there are 5 days left—and your donations are still urgently needed. 📷 Ethiopia, Jan 2013

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 24/12/2024

We’re 12 years + 25,000 km into the Walk. To support us moving forward, we’re hoping to raise $75k for the Out of Eden Walk nonprofit org by Dec 31. This community has helped to raise over $72k so far. Thank you! Join us: outofedenwalknonprofit.org/campaign Pictured: On the trail. China, ‘23

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 19/12/2024

For a donation at the $1,500 level, one person can take home their choice of one of these 12 images documented by @JohnStanmeyer on the Out of Eden Walk trail. The high-quality, 30x20 inch, archival photograph—all are printed in editions of 150—will be signed by John.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 19/12/2024

World Press Award-winning @NatGeo photographer @JohnStanmeyer has documented 11 Out of Eden Walk stories in @NatGeoMag. During our crowdfunder, taking place now, John has generously offered to contribute any one photo, selected from 12 shown here, to a member of our community.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 08/12/2024

Thank you! With your generous donations, we’re almost halfway to our crowdfunding goal! Give today to double your impact. Donations are currently being matched at a 1:1 ratio. Half the world lies ahead on this foot journey. Support our nonprofit here: www.outofedenwalknonprofit.org/camp… ✨

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 04/12/2024

Paul’s mission: Follow the pathways of the first humans to walk out of Africa during the Stone Age, and collect stories of our shared humanity in a modern world fractured by borders, mistrust, and mutual incomprehension. @PaulSalopek

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 04/12/2024

👣 Twelve years ago, two-time Pulitzer Prize winning writer @PaulSalopek left an ancient human fossil site at Herto Bouri, Ethiopia, and set out to walk 38,000 kilometers to the tip of South America. www.outofedenwalknonprofit.org/camp… #EdenWalk

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 26/11/2024

Our total goal for the crowdfunder for our nonprofit organization is $75,000, so we still have a ways to go. Join the journey now with a donation that goes twice as far: www.outofedenwalknonprofit.org/camp… Thank you! 🙌

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 26/11/2024

Special announcement: We’re delighted to share that every gift from our readers will be doubled at a 1:1 ratio up to the next $30k raised in our annual crowdfunder, thanks to a matching campaign pledged by the Out of Eden Walk nonprofit Board of Directors: t.co/JLLd5vO6z7

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 25/11/2024

Help fund the next year of storytelling, and the next generation of humane, ethical journalists and storytellers, by joining our Out of Eden Walk nonprofit organization’s 30-day crowdfunding campaign today: www.outofedenwalknonprofit.org/camp… #EdenWalk @PaulSalopek

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 25/11/2024

Since 2013, Out of Eden Walk has been hard at work to build bridges of empathy and understanding through the power of slow storytelling. With your support, @PaulSalopek has traversed more than 24,000 kilometers reporting on the major stories of our time at a human level.

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Out of Eden Walk @outofedenwalk.social · 22/11/2024

We would like to offer our sincere thanks to each and every person who has already donated to our 30-day crowdfunding campaign. This community helped raise almost $10,000 in the first day and a half: outofedenwalknonprofit.org/campaign 📷: @PaulSalopek & Walking Partners at the Yellow Sea.

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