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06/14/2024

Maddog Adventures shares packs from various brands, "all suited to different adventures". See their story on Voiijer. Link in bio

06/13/2024

"Although ice may look like something completely devoid of life, glacial ice and snow can host a viable and vibrant community of microlife. This gives us a clue about how life can possibly survive on ice-covered celestial bodies like Saturn's moon Europa."

Discover Dration's intriguing perspective, 'Is there life on the ice?' available exclusively on Voiijer. Download through the link in the bio.

06/12/2024

Caudata, commonly known as salamanders or newts, are a diverse group of amphibians. They are characterized by their long bodies, four legs, and tail, giving them a lizard-like appearance.

Read about Joao Birg's experience "How many Caudata species can I find in Portugal?" on Voiijer. Download through the link in the bio.

06/11/2024

"They've been washing up on Pacific coast beaches recently in vast numbers, so you may have seen some! They're colloquially called by-the-wind sailors and scientifically called Velella velalle. They are colonies of hydrozoans, like jellies, but not quite!"

Find out more from Emma Stein on Voiijer. Download via the bio link.

06/10/2024

"I was intrigued by the visual narrative, which showed me how we can always learn new information, even about things we thought we knew all about. From that moment, I wondered how much more wisdom was hiding in the details of the natural world."

Check out Laissa's full story on Voiijer. Download from the bio link.

06/07/2024

Curious about celestial phenomena? Craig Ferguson answers "Can moons have their own moons?" See more on Voiijer. Link in bio.

06/06/2024

Allison Crawford shares her perspective on "How do you predict when wildflowers will bloom?" See her story on Voiijer. Link in bio

06/05/2024

"Buckskin Gulch rivals Antelope Canyon and isn't a paid experience. It was one of the best hikes I've done in the West. It's definitely a must-do activity for anyone willing to hike a slot canyon."

See more from Nick on Voiijer. Download via the link in the bio.

06/04/2024

"I've swam with thresher sharks, great white sharks, cape fur seals, bronze whaler sharks, manta rays, octopus, cuttlefish, you name it. I studied Marine Biology in Africa and completed over 200 SCUBA dives in Indonesia. Yet, the Mola Mola, this awfully unattractive fish, has somehow made its way to the top of my list of unforgettable ocean encounters."

Learn more about Kayla Andra's experience on Voiijer. Download through the link in the bio.

06/03/2024

The journey has always been more important to me than the destination. Keeping this in mind, I recently took the time to reflect on the meaning of wildlife photography for me. In doing so, I discovered many wonderful memories but also 3 key lessons that I have learned from behind the lens.

Read the story from Kirstynn Joseph on Voiijer. Link in bio.

06/01/2024

Sonam Tshering shares his experience at one of the most unique festivals, "What is the Royal Highland Festival in Laya, Bhutan?" Only on Voiijer. Link in bio.

05/31/2024

"The history and culture runs deep here. Spanning centuries and withstanding time. The Sanctuary offers a unique look at the impact of war upon heritage sites and the communities surrounding them."

Read more from Katie Schreffler on Voiijer. Download via the link in the bio.

05/02/2024

"How was Boca Del Tora Panama the best classroom ever?" Iris explains the answer to this question on Voiijer. Download the app to learn more. Link in bio.

04/22/2024

Happy Earth Day from Voiijer! We're thrilled to announce that we've been featured as the App of the Day on the App Store! Connect with fellow nature enthusiasts, share your outdoor passions, and learn from each other on Voiijer. Download the app today and start exploring!

04/22/2024

Daniel Bennett has made significant achievements in various fields, such as entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and exploration. He was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, and previously served as the leader of Sunbelt Sportswear, an international sportswear company. Bennett's entrepreneurial accomplishments earned him recognition.

Bennett's passion for exploration is his true calling. He served as the 36th president of The Explorers Club and has actively participated in over twenty scientific expeditions worldwide. His adventurous spirit has taken him to various locations including the Galapagos Islands, Papua New Guinea, Easter Island, the Canadian Arctic, Greenland, the Andes Mountains, and Nepal. Bennett is also a lifelong sailor and is a member of the prestigious New York Yacht Club.

Apart from his expeditions, Bennett enriches his travels through SCUBA diving, photography, and a love for reading. His commitment to philanthropy continues with his involvement in various organizations. Bennett serves on the Columbia University Climate Board of Advisors, the President's Circle of the National Academy of Sciences, and holds the Exploration Chair for the Tree Foundation.

04/22/2024

Bob Atwater has been an explorer for over six decades, inspired by Roy Chapman Andrews, the real-life Indiana Jones. He earned his Eagle Scout and Explorer Silver awards early on, and his passion for the outdoors led him to a remarkable career that spanned borders and disciplines.

Bob has undertaken over 60 expeditions sanctioned by the Explorers Club, demonstrating his dedication to pushing the boundaries of discovery. He has embarked on horseback expeditions through the Mongolian mountains to seek medical solutions, camel caravans across the Gobi Desert to uncover ancient secrets, and elephant safaris in Bhutan's remote corners. He even sailed across the vast Pacific Ocean to map the currents that guided explorers of old.

Bob's insatiable curiosity has taken him to far-flung locations across 138 countries, including the Yucatan, Belize, India, and Colombia. He has ventured into the unforgiving Sahara Desert and the desolate Great Sand Sea, venturing where few dare to tread. Bob has also forged connections with royalty and literary giants like Jules Verne and Rudyard Kipling.

Bob's numerous contributions to the Explorers Club include serving as the former VP of the Flag of Honors for nine consecutive years. He has received multiple accolades, including the Sweeney Medal for exceptional service, exploration, and VIP recognition. In 2018, Bob was further recognized for his unwavering commitment to exploration with the Roy Chapman Andrews Centennial Expedition Medal.

Bob Atwater's story is an inspiration to anyone who dreams of adventure. With his trusty fedora, leather jacket, and journal as constant companions, he continues to explore the world, leaving a legacy of groundbreaking discoveries and a thirst for knowledge that burns ever bright.

04/20/2024

Dr. Kathy Sullivan is an American geologist, astronaut, and oceanographer who has made significant contributions to space and ocean exploration. In 1984, she became the first American woman to conduct a spacewalk during the Space Shuttle Challenger mission. This historic achievement paved the way for future generations of female astronauts and provided valuable scientific data collection outside of spacecraft.

Dr. Sullivan's contributions to science have extended beyond her space achievements. In 2020, she made history by becoming the first woman and eighth person ever to reach the Challenger Deep, the deepest known point in Earth's oceans. Her dive, which took her seven miles below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, showcased her unwavering spirit of exploration and her commitment to understanding the most extreme parts of our planet.

In addition to her groundbreaking feats, Dr. Sullivan has held prominent positions in scientific organizations, including serving as the undersecretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Through these roles and others, she has championed scientific research and a deeper understanding of Earth's complex systems, including the delicate balance of our oceans and the vastness of space. Dr. Sullivan's dedication to science education and public outreach has also inspired future generations of explorers and scientists. We're honored to have her as a Hero of the Planet!

04/17/2024

Dr. Robert Ballard is an American oceanographer and explorer who transformed our understanding of the ocean depths. He developed deep-diving submersibles and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) that led to groundbreaking discoveries and technological innovations.

His most notable discovery was the wreck of the RMS Titanic in 1985. He also explored hydrothermal vents on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, revealing a previously unknown ecosystem thriving in the darkness and extreme pressure of the deep sea.

Ballard also founded the JASON Project, an innovative program that brings live underwater exploration directly into classrooms.

Dr. Robert Ballard's unwavering commitment to exploration has not only revolutionized oceanography but also ignited a global fascination with the vast, unexplored reaches of our planet's oceans. His work continues to inspire future generations of scientists, explorers, and oceanographers to unlock the remaining mysteries of the deep.

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