Behind The Paris Climate Conference with National Geographic Explorers | National Geographic

it’s a tremendously fun time to be

it’s a tremendously fun time to be working in the industry spending time

working in the industry spending time

working in the industry spending time outside exploring nature makes us want

outside exploring nature makes us want

outside exploring nature makes us want to protect nature

that’s what the currency of science is

that’s what the currency of science is small steps that can have an enormous

small steps that can have an enormous

small steps that can have an enormous impact later on let’s be that bridge

impact later on let’s be that bridge

impact later on let’s be that bridge let’s honor our past and work towards

let’s honor our past and work towards

let’s honor our past and work towards our future

I love it day two we can do more with

I love it day two we can do more with the camera that anybody can can do they

any one of our human activities is

any one of our human activities is basically eclipsing wild symphonies

basically eclipsing wild symphonies

basically eclipsing wild symphonies around the world

day three what does the term adaptation

day three what does the term adaptation actually mean and who are the people

actually mean and who are the people

actually mean and who are the people practicing it

other students that doesn’t really exist

other students that doesn’t really exist anywhere else

you can’t be just a scientist or just a

you can’t be just a scientist or just a conservationist you also have to be a

conservationist you also have to be a

conservationist you also have to be a storyteller