Where in the World is the Country of Grenada?
When we think of the Caribbean, we often have images of pristine white-sand beaches and azure clear waters. And there are certainly loads of those. But have you ever wondered what else there is to see and do in the Caribbean? One of our favorite Caribbean destinations is the
About the “Adventure” part of our Oceans Adventures for Teens program
Do you have an exceptional teen that needs more real-life adventure in their lives? An education that goes beyond the norm that will help him/her excel as an independent thinker and future leader? Perhaps he/she needs a little direction and more challenge in life? We have a program that uniquely delivers all this to…
Spill Solutions–Results and Cost Analysis
Pipeline Companies Pay Attention! Time to Implement A Win Win Solution – A Change in Contingency Plans and Response – Easily Implemented It isn’t about the spills and STOPPING pipelines. It is about how spills are detected and addressed–how pipeline companies handle their spills. The good news is, these spills can be cleaned up…
Pipeline Spill — 210,000 Gallons — Nov 16 2017
Pipeline Companies Pay Attention! Time to Implement A Win Win Solution – A Change in Contingency Plans and Response – Easily Implemented It isn’t about the spills and STOPPING pipelines. It is about how spills are detected and addressed–how pipeline companies handle their spills. See Washington Post article**–spills appear to be very profitable for…
SPECIAL OCEANS ADVENTURES TRIP FOR FAMILIES
Although our Oceans Adventures program is usually mainly directed to teens, we are offering parents and their teens and even younger children a special “family program” over the winter holiday period, December 7-28, 2017. On our winter break Oceans Adventures for families, parents and younger children will have a wonderful time exploring the diverse…
WHY THE EARTH ORGANIZATION IS OFFERING THE OCEANS ADVENTURES PROGRAM TO TEENS AND FAMILIES
Teens are often a catalyst for changing the world. And per a 2014 JWT survey, 76% of “Generation Z” youth (those born between 1994 and 2010, who are currently ages 7 to 23) are concerned about the human impact on the planet and believe they can operate as a change agent. Youth naturally have an…
Hurricanes, Floods and Hazardous Chemical Spills
Hurricanes and Hazardous Chemical Spills Hurricane Harvey has brought such enormous rains and devastation that emergency crews are overwhelmed and the extent of its wrath is not yet even known. Our hearts and prayers go out to the people of Texas and those impacted on the Gulf Coast. Safe and effective clean up solutions are going to be…
Major Oil Company Doing Right! Compare that to Monsanto
Chemical Plant Doing It RIGHT! Imagine living next to a chemical plant. I remember when I was a child living in San Pedro, California when we used to drive by a huge refinery and chemical plant nearby. It was a landmark in my neighborhood. One of the round balloon-like storage tanks was painted bright orange…
Earth, the Ocean and Future Generations — Connecting Your Children to Nature
What do your children and Nature have in common? A simple answer may be: a desire to survive well and experience happiness. But how is this achieved? The Lawrence Anthony Earth Organization (LAEO) has developed a program for youth that provides the tools for winning in life modeled after Nature’s common sense lessons. Cooperative Ecology (Co-Eco) is the term describing this field of…
Imagine Alaska
Imagine Alaska By Thomas J. McGuire (Tom McGuire having lived and worked in Alaska since 1976 is deeply committed to protecting Alaska’s pristine wilderness and coastlines. Tom spent thirty-eight of those years in the oil well drilling business with extensive field experience on drilling rigs including the last ten of those years as a directional…
