Traveling Conservationists spread the word to save the world

Explorer’s Passage isn’t for thrill seekers and adrenaline junkies — it’s for nature lovers ready to fight and protect our planet.

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00:00This one. Even in this pool, I'm getting better.

00:20If you want to just do a normal type of adventure, whether you're going to New Zealand and going skydiving,

00:26it's really not what we do. We bring climate change leaders, about 90 to 100 each year.

00:31We teach them about climate change. We show them what's going on.

00:34And we teach them about leadership so they can come home and be advocates for the environment,

00:39so we can help the planet.

00:56Not just seeing it even on a TV or your phone on Instagram or Facebook.

01:10When you climb a mountain in one of these very beautiful places that you see the wildlife and you see the land,

01:16you don't want it to end. You want to help it. You want to help it thrive.

01:20And I think the whole industry is really pushing that way.

01:24We also partnered with the conservationist Jane Goodall on this, where we planted 2,000 trees at the base of Kilimanjaro.

01:31Jane was so kind to actually join us for about six hours the day before we started climbing,

01:38where we planted the last 41 trees.

01:40She gave a talk to our group, had lunch with us, and it was actually a thrill for everyone.

01:55If you are looking for an experience where you can connect more here,

02:00you can find something within yourself that you're passionate about, whether it's conservation,

02:04whether it's you're going through a tough time in your life.

02:07I'm really moving the company in a way on healing, whether it's healing the earth, healing people, healing animals.

02:12I'd like to do that more and more with the company to see really how we can impact people's lives,

02:17to make it more than just research.

02:19I'd like to do that more and more with the company to see really how we can impact people's lives,

02:23to make it more than just travel, to make it just show them what's possible for their lives.