Roger Cox is an Outdoors Columnist at The Scotsman. He focuses on themes of travel and tourism, particularly in the realms of adventure travel and individual sports, while also delving into publishing and media. His work has been featured in various publications, including Mountain Mail Newspaper, Yahoo Sports UK, and Aviation Week Network.
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Roger Cox's coverage predominantly focuses on topics related to outdoor activities, with a particular emphasis on skiing and surfing. His articles also cover aspects such as books about the great outdoors and domestic ski architecture. Given his focus, he may be interested in commentary or insights from experts within these fields.
Additionally, Roger has covered tragedy-related content including fatal heli-skiing crashes, which suggests that he may be open to receiving pitches related to safety measures and risk management in outdoor activities.
It is important to note that Roger's geographic focus is local (Scotland, Edinburgh), so any outreach should consider providing information relevant to this specific area or have a strong tie-in with local events or developments.
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By: Roger Cox
Sceptical about ‘blue health’? A new book suggests it may be time to dive in, writes Roger Cox
Early one morning, five of us climbed aboard a safari vehicle and headed into the Bushman's Kloof wilderness of the Cederberg Mountains in
Today’s surf mags are more thoughtful, less reactive and designed to offer us things that the internet can’t, writes Roger Cox
Today's surf mags are more thoughtful, less reactive and designed to offer us things that the internet can't, writes Roger Cox
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By: Roger Cox
From Barbados to the Butt of Lewis, this book shows why small boats are a big deal, writes Roger Cox
Painting waves that convince isn’t easy, but Scottish artist Beth Robertson Fiddes has an eye for capturing shoreline drama, writes Roger Cox
By: Roger Cox
Neil Macdonald conducted hundreds of hours of interviews to capture the spirit of the developing UK skate scene, writes Roger Cox
By: Roger Cox
Before Hutton became a giant of geology he studied humanities at university and recognised the importance of creativity in scientific research, writes Roger Cox
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 Thurso East. If it hadn’t been for a very happy accident five decades ago, however, he might have ended up living in Dorset. Interview by Roger Cox
To read the new poetry collection from Hannah Lavery is to experience the world as filtered through the tiny, often toxic screen of a smartphone, writes Roger Cox
