by Mike Samer May 15, 2019 1 Comment
There’s oxygen from the ocean in every breath we take. Most of that oxygen comes from phytoplankton, whose growth is facilitated by marine manure.
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by Brodie Bond April 24, 2019
It’s been a while since I went backpacking, so when my friend wanted to do the three day Cottonwood-Marble Canyon loop in Death Valley, I jumped at the chance.
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by Mike Samer April 04, 2019
When we think of greenhouse gas emissions, cows and kelp typically aren’t the first things that come to mind.
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by Janna Eggleston April 01, 2019
Our bosses wouldn't spy on us. Why would they? It's not like we play darts, hangout with dogs, or drink beer while we're on the clock. No way. WE'RE PROFESSIONALS.
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by Mike Samer March 27, 2019
Kayaking for the first time can be intimidating! The nice thing about exploring the La Jolla Sea Caves is that we have tour guides ready to make this trip a breeze.
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by Christopher Lynch March 22, 2019
How to survive a rip current. The La Jolla beaches in and around La Jolla cove are beautiful, but as always with the ocean, never underestimate it!
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by Robin Bigge March 21, 2019
Sea turtles are one of many fantastic creatures cruising around the La Jolla Ecological Reserve. They’re rare to see, which makes finding them even more amazing.
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by Robin Bigge March 13, 2019
Amazing hiking. World class rock climbing. Awesome campsites. If you haven’t been to Joshua Tree, (or haven’t seen the entire park and all it has to offer) here’s some tips to get the most out of visiting!
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by Robin Bigge January 28, 2019
I went on a surf trip with some buddies. It didn't go as planned.
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by Trey Leslie January 02, 2019 2 Comments
After a year of working with 1% For The Planet to donate a portion of every dollar we make to GreenWave, we got to visit Bren Smith, the founder, and see his work in action.
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by Trey Leslie December 17, 2018
Ever wondered what a Gray Whale looks like breaching the water just in front of the seat of your kayak?
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by Trey Leslie November 09, 2018
Kelp species in California have been fighting against an unlikely enemy: the purple sea urchin.
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