Apr 23, 2024

Gregg Treinish

Episode 2: Finding Your Purpose

Through Extreme Adventuring.

In this episode:

Trekking 11,000 kilometers over the entire length of South America was cool, but for Gregg Treinish— adventurer and National Geographic Explorer of the Year–- something was missing. He wondered if somehow he could bring together his passion for being outdoors, his love of big-time adventuring, and his deep interest in science. And there was one more thing; he wanted to somehow make the world a better place. By later starting his own organization, Adventure Scientists, he devised a clever way to accomplish all of the above and to help thousands of other extraordinary adventurers from around the globe become a part of the action.

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Adventure Scientists

Since our founding in 2011, Adventure Scientists has sent thousands of volunteers on missions to collect data from remote, difficult-to-access locations for our conservation partners. These partnerships have led to the protection of species, improvements in agriculture, provided key information to guide climate change decision-making, and helped protect threatened wildlife habitat around the world.

Adventurer and Conservationist: Gregg Treinish.

Written by National Geographic

Gregg Treinish is a 2013 Emerging Explorer dedicated to conservation and connecting outdoor adventurers with scientists in need of data from the field.

Digital Life Design Conference

Featuring Gregg Treinish

Speakers include Gregg Treinish, founder and Executive Director of Adventure Scientists, Zaid Zaim, a mixed reality adventurer who is collaborating with Microsoft, using mixed reality to virtually reconstruct the destroyed monuments of the Palmyra UNESCO World Heritage Site in Syria, where he was born, and Konstanze Frischen, Vice President of Ashoka, a global search and support engine for social entrepreneurs

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