By Lauren Rodriguez Climate anxiety is the buzz phrase of the summer. From the New York Times, to Elle, to RollingStone, personal narratives of fear-induced sleeplessness and childhood anxiety have dived into the tangible results of “earth’s devastation burrowing into our psyches.” We know what it feels like. …

By Lauren Rodriguez You spent the past four years at your dream college, pursuing your passion for environmentalism and nature through your education. You nail the summer job, pack up your life, and start your next three months of flexibility before jumping into your career. Your whole future is ahead…

By Lauren Rodriguez “In Patagonia, those who love the earth and these mountains and oceans see the importance of protecting the environment. But those who are far away from this beauty… do not.” Compared to the towering mountains surrounding us, the island I ambled along while having this conversation was…

By Lauren Rodriguez I always find myself returning to nature whenever I can. I have been traveling a lot recently, and I usually plan to spend most of my time with friends. …

By Lauren Rodriguez One of the biggest environmental challenges of our time is changing how we eat. The food we eat, and the way we eat it, is the result of millions of decisions made when circumstance and instinct intersect. The gap between what our bodies innately desire and what…

By Lauren Rodriguez My hunger to have a lifestyle different from my default is being satiated like never before. I am a student at NYU currently studying abroad in Madrid, Spain, and it is equal parts refreshing and fascinating. Madrid and Europe have treated me better than I could have…

Recurrent in Conversation…with Baker Herrin By Sebastian Camacho Baker Herrin is a student at University of Florida majoring in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Fisheries & Aquatic Systems. He started following the sustainable wave in his first year of high school and is now a part of UF’s Environmental Science Academy. …

By Emma Wulfhorst This Sunday, March 3, 2019, is the United Nations’ World Wildlife Day. What better way to celebrate this year’s theme of “life below water: for people and planet” than by saving stranded marine animals? …

By Sebastian Camacho We are always searching for ways to keep our oceans clean and protect its wonderful creatures. Interestingly enough, the two may now be going hand-in-hand. In a recent article published by the World Economic Forum, journalist Ari Rabinovitch reports findings of a new way to measure the…