On today's episode, we're talking about becoming a little more crunchy + marine conservation in Antarctica.

Penguins, whales + seals (oh, my!): there were so many amazing animals living in Antarctica + we were able to spend time on our journey with some scientists who were studying them. We also chatted with them about how we can make a difference in protecting these animals even though we're in the landlocked state of Colorado. Here's what we covered:

Have any of your travels changed the way you engage with the world?

What made you feel loved today?

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Resources Mentioned in Episode 030:

Episode 12 | Never Giving Up - the Cubs episode aka when we talked about bears.

Expedition Trips

One Ocean Expeditions

Episode 29 | The Akademik Ioffe

Bluebottle Films

Marine Stewardship Council

Seafood Watch App

Humble Brush

Yellow Conference

Patagonia Fleece Study

Episode 1 | Sun, Sand + Salt Water

Protected Marine Sanctuaries in Belize

The National Parks: America's Best Idea (you can stream on Amazon Prime as of April 11th, when this post was published)