Charles Massy is a farmer in New South Wales, Australia. Charles rethought his whole foundation of how he farmed after several years of drought. He researched best natural techniques and discovered the organic methods of regenerative agriculture would best suit the dry, nutrient poor, fire-prone land he farmed on.     He went back to…

“Twenty some years ago David Milarch hovered above the bed, looking down at his motionless body. Years of alcoholism had booted him out of his life. An inexplicable cosmic commandment would return him to it. His improbable charge? To clone the world’s champion trees – the giants that had survived millennia and would be unvanquished by…

Enric Sala is the founder and leader of National Geographic’s Pristine Seas. His more than 130 scientific publications, dozens of popular articles, two books, and ten documentary films are widely recognized and used for conservation efforts worldwide. A former professor of marine ecology at the prestigious Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Sala now combines exploration, research,…

James Gustave Speth is a professor at Vermont Law School and a Distinguished Senior Fellow at Demos, a nonpartisan public policy research and advocacy organization. A former dean of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, he also co-founded the Natural Resources Defense Council, was founder and president of the World Resources Institute, and…

Text from an article Hansjörg Wyss wrote for The Guardian Newspaper and get across his passion.  Ref: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/dec/19/america-public-lands-spirit-risk-conservation-environment There is no better place from which to take measure of our wild planet and to draw hope from humanity than the summit of a mountain. It was the view from Pikes Peak, after all, that inspired Katharine Lee…