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Should extreme sports athletes be held accountable for promoting risky stunts that damage fragile mountain ecosystems?
As 2026 sees record numbers of adventure tourists and viral stunt videos, fragile alpine and canyon ecosystems face unprecedented trampling and erosion. Share your take on where personal freedom ends and environmental responsibility begins.
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