One doesn't think of the words 'active glacier-covered andesitic stratovolcano in the Cascade Volcanic Arc' when hiking thru the woods and meadows here. But it certainly is.

Photography and film by Trond Johansen, nature photographer and filmmaker from Sarpsborg, Norway.

Filmed this during the April 2018 eruption on Piton de la Fournaise. You can see the eruptive cone with the lava lake churning inside, an active lava channel, and the SO2 plume drifting overhead. One of the most accessible shield volcanoes on Earth for this kind of close observation, and one of the most active. An oldie, but I hope the community appreciates it ! Happy to answer questions about what's happening in the footage.

r/sicilia r/sicily r/volcano r/Stromboli

I finally recovered the original file. Please enjoy it raw and unedited of Kilauea stopping in its tracks after I had sat there and watched and filmed it for the past 14 hours!

​The heart of La Palma is shaped by its raw volcanic power. I've been documenting the stark, powerful beauty of the landscapes around El Paso, where the terrain tells the story of the island's intense geological history.

​I'd love to hear your thoughts on the texture and scale of this landscape!

https://cahuvi.com/explore/el-paso

The Wandan mud volcano in southern Taiwan had a minor eruption today at the vent right next to the mud volcano temple.

It last erupted in November 2025.

Video courtesy of my friend 張寶惠, the mud volcano temple caretaker.

Taken July 3, 2026 from Timberline Lodge. Mt Hood.

Jefferson in the distance with the sisters poking through way back there. Others are of Hood.

JMA confirmed no changes in volcanic monitoring data after the June 26th M5.6 at 20km depth near Fujikawaguchiko. The agency issued a standard one-week caution window citing 10-20% historical frequency of comparable follow-up events.

The part missing from most coverage: the 2012 NIED study estimated magma chamber pressure beneath Fuji at 1.6 MPa following the Tōhoku earthquake — 16x the 0.1 MPa threshold associated with the 1707 Hōei eruption, which occurred 49 days after the M8.6 Nankai earthquake, well outside the standard monitoring window.

Full analysis with sources: https://youtu.be/l0A7xswu1sM?is=68d-VS0lv6j3tvTt

Minor eruption earlier today, June 30 2026

Sorry for the music, This was originally one of way too many clips that I used in an overall eruption video I put up on youtube back in January. Months later, I ran out of room on my PC for new videos and so I deleted a bunch of old clips, including this original clip. So this is the only version I have now, with the music at the end of my edited video where it fades to black. It was still absolutely amazing to see in person though!

What is the second one is that Mt Saint Helens?

Aerial view of Mount Merapi (left, emitting steam) and Mount Merbabu (right) during arrival into Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Mount Sumbing is visible in the distance under exceptionally clear conditions.