As a great artist in paint or in pixels, Julia Lichtblau knows nature well. But joining Adventure Scientists’ #Pollinators2018 project opened even her well-trained eyes to things she had never seen before….
Each day consisted of driving, hiking, sampling, and camping in 95-degree heat and smoky air, but if it was supposed to be miserable, I didn’t notice. Any moment I get to spend living and learning in those mountains is a moment well spent. …
Heading out into the Badlands to photograph butterflies, I have just three things on my mind: drought, weather, and excitement!…
Head up a lush Montana canyon as our adventurous volunteers collect important data for conservation. …
By Andrew Howley of Adventure Scientists This year at the Aspen Ideas Festival: Spotlight Health, just a few days after joining his fellow Nat Geo Explorers at the 2018 Explorers Festival, our founder, Gregg Treinish, had the opportunity to speak via Facebook Live about what our organization is doing to connect scientists in need of…
The world needs new tools to fight the scourge of illegal logging. We’ve got a plan. And you can be part of it….
Ever wished you could help the world by walking through fields of wildflowers taking pictures of butterflies? You can.
Apply now to join Adventure Scientists’ Pollinators Project and collect valuable data in the backcountry for scientists and conservationists….