Learn from marine power couple Maddie & Dalton as they discuss their work with the awesome organizations Debris Free Oceans & Rescue a Reef. Join us to hear how the University of Miami research pair connected over their shared passion for the sustainability of our ocean, what keeps them going in their line of work, and steps that we can all take to better the health of our ocean – whether landlocked or coastal. Because a healthy ocean is key to a healthy planet. 💙
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Climate Change & Its Impact on the World
Climate change is no longer a future event to prepare for, and there is only limited time to act before it is too late to save the future of our planet. Because these impacts are human related, it is up to us to take the necessary measures to mitigate against these disturbances. Learn more about climate change, the weather patterns and trends associated with global warming, and how the climate crisis is threatening ecosystems and communities around the world.
Climate Change Education Starter Pack
Heat waves in the arctic. Snowstorms in the tropics. Erosion. Rising sea levels. Endangered organisms. Air pollution. Droughts. These unfortunate occurrences have one common denominator, which is one of the biggest environmental issues Earth faces: climate change. Though this writer can compose an astute piece about the subject, providing possible solutions, this article will provide a plethora of perspectives via different forms of media. From shows, films, documentaries, podcasts, and books, we at ecomadic have assembled a list of informative, thought provoking, and entertaining content to help you be the change in combating the climate crisis.
Empowering Conservation & Science Through Travel
There are many ways to contribute to conservation and science while exploring our beautiful planet! In this guide, you will be introduced to a variety of unique eco-accommodations and ethical experiences that contribute to conservation in regards to sustainability, science education, research, and sustainable community development.
Responsible Road-Tripping Around the 4 Corners
One place in the United States proves to be unlike any other. The Four Corners region refers to where Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah meet together at one point. Sculpted millions of years ago, the surrounding landscape is now home to various National Parks and monuments – each with its own unique charm. Having the opportunity to experience these natural wonders is an ultimate bucket list accomplishment. And what better way than to road trip?
The Importance of Education in the Battle Against Climate Change
Whether you’re someone who’s just starting to learn about climate change, or someone who’s trying to specialize in the topic, the amount of information that we’re exposed to can be overwhelming. That’s also one of the reasons why some people don’t want to learn about it in the first place: it’s just too much work. Unfortunately, it’s not really up to us to decide if we want to be involved in it or not, because we already all are, simply by living on planet Earth. The very first step to tackle this issue is educating ourselves and spreading awareness. We owe it to ourselves, but most of all, we owe it to the future generations.
A Mini Guide to Shenandoah National Park: 8 Great Hikes on Skyline Drive
With its rich history and stunning outdoor opportunities, Shenandoah National Park is a great place for a unique outdoor experience. To make planning a trip to Shenandoah a little easier, ecomadic has put together a mini guide that highlights 8 different hikes – ranging from easy to strenuous & located near the park’s four entrances along the historic Skyline Drive. Learn more about SNP, its history, & 8 great trails to explore by following the link in bio!
The Importance of Underwater Forests
Underwater forests are just as important as land forests in the fight against climate change as they absorb carbon dioxide and regulate the temperature of our planet. Found in regions like the Channel Islands in California, these powerful marine plants play a fundamental role in keeping their ecosystems alive.
The Racist History of National Parks
Visitation in National Parks is predominantly white. Many factors come into play regarding low diversity in visitation numbers – including socio-economic access, cultural differences, discrimination, and historical erasure. To understand just how pervasive racial disparities are within access to National Parks, we need to revisit how they were established in the first place.
National Parks Around the 4 Corners Region
National Parks are government owned areas that consist of predominantly natural lands conserved to protect and maintain wildlife and various environments from perishing. We at ecomadic have provided a list of all the National Parks around the 4 Corners Region – Arizona, Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico. Grab your atlas or map, and prepare to pinpoint your next park passage from our list!
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