Stay safe and knowledgeable with these RFID-blocking passport and credit card sleeves, courtesy of Funky Leisure and The Volunteer Traveler’s Handbook, courtesy of author Shannon O’Donnell the A Little Adrift blogger.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at 10:50AM | tagged backpacking, competition, kit, safety abroad, travel advice, travel safety, volunteer advice, win | in Competition 
You can currently win this fantastic Caribee Sky Master 80 Travel backpack worth nearly £200, donated by The Luggage and Bag shop over on the Frontier Official Facebook page right now.
Monday, April 22, 2013 at 11:48AM | tagged adventure trail, advice, backpack, competition, gap year, how to, travel, win | in Gap Year Advice, Travel 
Read the interviews with volunteers currently signed up to keep journals in January.
Off on a Frontier project this summer? We’re sending a Supply Drop full of all the things we know you’re going to miss while you’re out there. So get over to the Frontier Official Facebook page and vote for your project now!! Don’t forget to share it with your friends and family as the project with the most votes will win. Find out more info here...
Monday, June 18, 2012 at 1:33PM | tagged care package, competition, frontier, gap travel, gap year, project abroad, summer 2012, supply drop 
Thursday, May 10, 2012 at 12:53PM | tagged adventure photography, competition, frontier, gap travel, gap year, photography, travel 
In this new feature, we'll be bringing you one interesting and inspirational talk courtesy of TED every month. TED is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to Ideas Worth Spreading. TEDtalks was initially designed to share the work of the organisation online, and has gained in popularity massively due to the their broad range of engaging content as well as the inspirational speakers themselves.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at 12:39PM | tagged Dave Cornthwaite, TED, TED talks, adventure, competition, frontier, inspirational talks, into the wild, the philosophy of adventure | in TEDtalk of the Month 
Last month Frontier, Wildeye, Wildlife-film.com and NHU Africa collaborated to launch a film competition, hoping to find some exciting new wildlife film-making talent! We asked entrants to send us a 3-minute wildlife video, as well as a 150-word production proposal explaining how the footage could be made into a feature length film or series.
Monday, April 2, 2012 at 12:24PM | tagged NHU Africa, Wildlife film competition, competition, documentaries, film, frontier, natural history film, production proposal, wildleye, wildlife, wildlife documentaries, wildlife-film.com 
We were lucky enough to speak to one of the most highly respected characters from the world of rock climbing. If you’ve never before seen Johnny Dawes scale a rock face, then we recommend you do so immediately - you’re in for a treat. His exciting approach to both the physical and mental sides of climbing have been celebrated ever since his arrival on the scene as a 16 year old. We're also launching an amazing competition giving you the chance to win a free climbing master-class from Johnny himself.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 11:48AM | tagged Clogwyn d'ur Arddu, Indian Face, Johnny Dawes, Paul Pritchard, competition, full of myself, johnny dawes competition, rock climbing, stone monkey | in Frontier meets:, Into the Wild Meets: 
Humanity has always faced a huge number of challenges, from exploration and navigation to advances and breakthroughs in medical science. One way that these challenges have been overcome is through incentivised competition, where prizes are offered to the first individual or team to find a solution. Read how the X Prize Foundation approach this.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 3:12PM | tagged Autonomous Auto X Prize, Google Lunar X Prize, Micronutrients X Prize, Neurometrics Learning X Challenge, Tri-State Carbon X Prize, competition, exploration, explorers, humanity, revolution, x prize, x prize foundation The 2011 Rugby World Cup is here at last. This year’s competition will take place in New Zealand, and the hosts are hot favourites for the crown. Here at Frontier, we’re finding it hard to pick a team to support. Our loyalties are divided between all of the fantastic countries that we have projects in. Here’s the low-down on the teams we’re backing:
Wednesday, September 7, 2011 at 4:56PM | tagged competition, england rugby, gap year, gap years, namibia, new zealand, rugby, south africa, volunteer overseas, volunteering abroad, wildlife conservtion, world cup 
