by Adventure Scientists | Dec 29, 2014 | microplastics
By Emily WolfeImagine rowing from California to Hawaii. That’s 2,900 miles. Now imagine how you’d feel on Day 55. Tired? Seasick? That was the day French cousins Clement Heliot
, 25, and Christophe Papillon, 27, collected samples...
by Adventure Scientists | Dec 24, 2014 | adventurers and scientists for conservation, apr, Landmark
Story and Photos by Trent Banks As an adventurer and explorer of wild places, I live for the mystical moments when our connection to Earth—and indeed life itself—becomes more tangible. Encounters with the elements and beasts that are wilderness can take...
by Adventure Scientists | Dec 17, 2014 | Uncategorized
By Elisabeth Shapiro First impressions of a barren land space can distract one from the reality of the plains. While the open landscape can feel quite transparent, much is hidden away in coulees and stream banks, or just out of sight over the nearest hill. This subtle...
by Adventure Scientists | Dec 15, 2014 | Uncategorized
By Teddy, Helen and Basil Horangic Our names are Teddy (14), Helen (12) and Basil (8), and our family is taking a yearlong sabbatical to sail a semi-circumnavigation of the Earth, starting in the Black Sea and then continuing through the Mediterranean, across the...
by Adventure Scientists | Dec 9, 2014 | apr, Landmark
Several members of the November Landmark crew are staying on in December, and are joined by three new teammates, Zach, Elisabeth and Emma. Get to know the new folks here: Emma Vautour is a 2014 graduate of Messiah College, where she studied environmental...