It is pretty well-known now that there is a serious mess going on in Australia right now: it's on fire. I don't know about you guys, but the extent of knowledge on that before I wrote this post was stuff I was seeing on Instagram: posts of koalas in casts, a silhouette of a kangaroo … Continue reading Australia Fires
2019 Wrap Up
Cover photo provided by Faith Crawford, of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, USA. Hey guys! Happy Holidays!! Since 2019 is coming to an end, I thought I would highlight some environmental good news, issues we need to continue to work on, and other things I can't end the year without talking about. A fair warning … Continue reading 2019 Wrap Up
Volcanoes and White Island Eruption
Hey everyone! If you follow my Instagram (@walktheearth__) then you know why my posts have been so irregular recently...if not, let me catch you up really fast! The past 2-3 weeks at school have been the busiest ever; lots of finals and essays and things to finish up. Because of that, I had to put … Continue reading Volcanoes and White Island Eruption
Coral Reefs
Hey guys! Long time, no see. School has been keeping me extremely busy lately and what I thought was going to be a nice, relaxing break for me to catch up on blog content has actually turned into the opposite! I do apologize for the TWO missed blog posts, but hopefully this one will make … Continue reading Coral Reefs
Environmental Justice
Featured image from my sister Danielle at her home in Comoros!! @daniellllek This topic has become more relevant these days, with the climate movement pushing for something called climate justice. For me, I see it every week in my air quality class because there seems to be a LACK of it in certain, underprivileged areas. … Continue reading Environmental Justice
Economics and the Environment
This is the post I hinted at a few posts ago (the one about Greta Thunberg and the World Climate Strike). It has taken me a while to write this because I have never taken an economics course (I plan to next semester though!) so it's all really foreign to me. It's also hard to … Continue reading Economics and the Environment
Endangered Species
Today's post is all about endangered species. An endangered species is one that is threatened by extinction. For a short list, look at the pictures below to see what animals are endangered. It's hard to go into detail about why each animal/organism is going extinct or how to help each one specifically, so I'll only … Continue reading Endangered Species
The City and Environment
Today's post will merge my two majors for the first time on my blog: urban studies and environmental studies. These topics and the issues within them are often very related, so I thought it would be good to make a post about how cities can effect the environment and how we can be better when … Continue reading The City and Environment
Water Conservation and Protection
Last week's Instagram challenge (@walktheearth__) was about water conservation. This is an important aspect of environmental protection and conservation, and is simple but can also be one of the hardest to do. If you don't follow or don't have an Instagram, I will be posting the challenges in my blog posts at the end so … Continue reading Water Conservation and Protection
Ecological Footprint
If you follow me on Instagram (@walktheearth__) or read my last blog post, you know that this past week's challenge has been all about calculating your ecological footprint. Before I get into what that means and this blog post, if you didn't calculate your footprint during the challenge and still would like to, follow this … Continue reading Ecological Footprint









