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Natalie Berry

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Edinburgh
As seen in: UKClimbing, MSN UK, Financial Times, The Independent (UK), WIRED (UK), WIRED Magazine, Health Service Journal, Dublin Live, Summit Magazine
Freelance journalist, translator, climber. IWMF Ukraine Fellow. Words: NYTimes, The Guardian, WIRED UK, FT HTSI, Independent, The Times, Nat Geo, New Lines.

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Natalie Berry’s Biography

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Editor-in-Chief of UKClimbing.com, the world's busiest climbing and mountaineering website. Freelance outdoor/adventure writer and translator with work published in various outdoor and adventure publications such as Alpinist Magazine, Sidetracked Magazine, Mondial Magazine and Rock&Snow Japan.

Natalie Berry’s Journalist Portfolio

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Over the Edge and Off the Map

Over the Edge and Off the Map

About 110 miles from the Scottish coast, the archipelago of St Kilda was once home to a centuries' old cultur…

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DIGITAL FEATURE: Humans of Climbing: Volume 3

DIGITAL FEATURE: Humans of Climbing: Volume 3

Inspired by the popular Humans of New York Facebook series by Brandon Stanton, we thought that sharing short …

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INTERVIEW: Reading Between the Lines - David Roberts

INTERVIEW: Reading Between the Lines - David Roberts

We are pleased to release this multimedia interview with David Roberts that took place during the 2018 Banff …

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ARTICLE: Climbers Against D*ck Pics - Athletes & Social Media Abuse

ARTICLE: Climbers Against D*ck Pics - Athletes & Social Media Abuse

An Instagram account Climbers Against Dick Pics (@chossyDMs) prompts Natalie Berry to investigate the harassm…

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INTERVIEW: Cholita Climber Lidia Huayllas on Summiting Aconcagua

INTERVIEW: Cholita Climber Lidia Huayllas on Summiting Aconcagua

We recently reported that a group of five Aymara indigenous women from Bolivia - known as cholitas escaladora…

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INTERVIEW: Tommy Caldwell - The Push

INTERVIEW: Tommy Caldwell - The Push

On the 4th anniversary of the first ascent of The Dawn Wall by Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson, we are plea…

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Articles

Political whim should not drive NHS restructures

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By Natalie Berry Verified
| Health Service Journal Verified
Critical stories remain free for registered users Certain articles and Insight pieces remain paying-subscriber only content As a registered user you will get access to: Daily News: an essential email round-up of all the latest news, comment and best practice Breaking news headlines delivered directly to your inbox Limited access to hsj.co.uk Already registered to HSJ?
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Desire Lines - a new movement, home and community hub for mountain writing and art

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By Natalie Berry Verified
| desirelinescollective.org
Hello and welcome to the first Desire Lines newsletter! We're launching Desire Lines Collective, an online mountain writing community, a newsletter, and a print journal dedicated to elevating women, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming writers of mountain literature. A counter to clickbait and the status quo in outdoor media, Desire Lines will offer digital and print platforms for underrepresented storytellers seeking to push the creative boundaries of the genre.
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The Best Hiking Trails in Madeira

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By Natalie Berry Verified
| Summit Magazine Verified
Madeira, a volcanic Portuguese island in the Atlantic off northwest Africa, is a haven of dramatic landscapes. It has long attracted adventure tourists due to its diverse routes - from coastal walks to high-altitude hikes - and its year-round sunshine and sub-tropical climate. While its misty green valleys bring to mind a South American or Asian rainforest, its steep, jagged ridgelines overarched by rainbows make it feel like Europe’s answer to Hawai’i or Réunion Island.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working for a small competition climbing magazine.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, would love to, though!

Why did you become a journalist?

To tell stories that need to be told!

Awards

Scottish Youth Award for Excellence in Mountain Culture

2015

The award is part of a project jointly run by the Festival and the Nevis Landscape Partnership to celebrate adventurous young people, the outdoor pursuits at which they excel and the landscapes in which they do them.

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