Fifteen times freediving world record holder William Trubridge calls for better protection of the world’s rarest marine dolphin.
Fifteen times freediving world record holder William Trubridge calls for better protection of the world’s rarest marine dolphin.
The third image in the weekly release of profound wildlife encounters and meaningful nature experiences…
The second image from our weekly release of meaningful nature experiences and other stories of profound encounters…
Our first image as part of our weekly release of meaningful nature experiences and profound wildlife encounters: “Mesmerized by Mantis”
eyes4earth.org is launching a weekly release of images of meaningful nature experiences which have been encountered at various times throughout this research and beyond. Today’s eyes4earth weblog post marks the first of many still to come…
The oral presentation on meaningful nature experiences delivered at the International Congress for Conservation Biology (ICCB) is now available for download.
A short surfing-inspired film clip exploring the power of peak experience and flow states. Why do these meaningful experiences have the potential to change consciousness and reconnect us with nature?
National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry describes a magical experience photographing an enormous right whale off the coast of New Zealand. His extraordinary encounter has commonalities with other stories shared with eyes4earth.org.
A poem written last year but one that only seems to increase in relevance and meaning as the months and years skip by. Who else dares to dip down like a rock?