by Chrissy Very | Oct 16, 2026 | biodiversity, citizen science, hiking
Skookum Dave spends his days transcribing a pioneer’s journals about the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Then he hikes the same ground to place wildlife recorders. My name is Skookum Dave, and I’m haunted by a man named George F. Wright. I’m a...
by Chrissy Very | Oct 10, 2026 | community, conservation, coral, ocean, oceans
Andrea Calix traded volunteer hours for dive training on Roatán. Now she monitors the reef she hopes her daughter will inherit. A volunteer records data along a transect during a reef survey. Ask Andrea Calix why community members should be the ones collecting...
by Chrissy Very | Oct 9, 2026 | community, conservation, coral, film festival, oceans
A new short film follows the volunteer divers who monitor coral reefs in Bahía de Banderas, on Mexico’s Pacific coast where our Latin American reef network started in 2020. Our new short film follows a coral reef monitoring team in Bahía de Banderas, on the...
by Chrissy Very | Oct 6, 2026 | community, conservation, tree health & resilience, whitebark pine, women
Full Circle in Tahoe: Bringing Whitebark Pine Data Back to the Community That Asked for It Landing in South Lake Tahoe for the first time ever felt like a full-circle moment. If we haven’t met: I’m Lila Sadler, Forest Programs Manager at Adventure...
by Chrissy Very | Sep 25, 2026 | adventure trekking, citizen science, hiking, pacific northwest
Christian Murillo spent his summer bushwhacking off-trail through Pacific Northwest forests to retrieve wildlife recorders. Here are the five tips he wants you to know before backcountry trekking for science. Christian Murillo is a nature photographer that has spent...
