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June 5, 2018
To my adoring and faithful fans:
I love you all and thank you for your patience. Over the past year, I have been in a bit of a struggle determining the next direction for the Science the Earth, and really, the next direction for my life. Returning to the USA after visiting over 30 countries in under 11 months was a complete culture shock for me. It took me some time to "re"-acclimate and I am now in a place where I have the emotional and intellectual capacity to contribute to Science the Earth once more.
Since my last blog post, I have worked diligently on several projects looking for a way to bring everything together so that it is meaningful for my audience and for myself. I have published several peer reviewed articles which you can find links to on the new About page. Science the Earth is now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. As a result, the focus of Science the Earth has shifted dramatically and the website has been updated to reflect this shift. For my longtime fans, rest assured, the blogs and stories from the Earth Tour will be completed. Check back often for the latest blogs that can now be found in the Earth Tour tab.
For now, I recommend that you browse the new Science the Earth to learn more about ongoing online content, community outreach, informal education, international sustainability education, and bioreactor/ renewable energy projects occurring at Science the Earth. If you have an idea that you would like to turn into a project, please send it my way using the Catalyze tab.
To my adoring and faithful fans:
I love you all and thank you for your patience. Over the past year, I have been in a bit of a struggle determining the next direction for the Science the Earth, and really, the next direction for my life. Returning to the USA after visiting over 30 countries in under 11 months was a complete culture shock for me. It took me some time to "re"-acclimate and I am now in a place where I have the emotional and intellectual capacity to contribute to Science the Earth once more.
Since my last blog post, I have worked diligently on several projects looking for a way to bring everything together so that it is meaningful for my audience and for myself. I have published several peer reviewed articles which you can find links to on the new About page. Science the Earth is now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. As a result, the focus of Science the Earth has shifted dramatically and the website has been updated to reflect this shift. For my longtime fans, rest assured, the blogs and stories from the Earth Tour will be completed. Check back often for the latest blogs that can now be found in the Earth Tour tab.
For now, I recommend that you browse the new Science the Earth to learn more about ongoing online content, community outreach, informal education, international sustainability education, and bioreactor/ renewable energy projects occurring at Science the Earth. If you have an idea that you would like to turn into a project, please send it my way using the Catalyze tab.
Science The Earth is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit organization based in Mesa, Arizona. The focus of Science The Earth is to unite the Earth and build community via our shared passion for science, knowledge, and innovation. Click on the pictures above or visit the Science tab to learn about ongoing community projects. You may also visit the about page to learn more about the organization.