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Dive into the Journal for tips, stories, and insights that guide you toward personal growth, environmental connection, and life-changing adventures. Whether you’re preparing for a transformative camp or exploring ways to deepen your relationship with nature, our journal provides practical advice and inspiring content to support your journey.
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A Quiet Reckoning: The Earth, Our Things, and What We Choose to Want
Take a quiet moment. Breathe in. Look around. Now ask yourself: How many of the things in this room came from nature? The answer might...
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My Journey Into the Heart of Tonle Sap
A photo of a floating home in Mechrey Village, where the early rainy season water resembles the color of latte. Last week, I joined a...
Jun 94 min read
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From Fear to Care: How Confronting Biophobia Can Help Save Biodiversity
"We fear what we don’t understand” I live in the city and have witnessed several heartbreaking incidents where natural beings were...
Jun 24 min read
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What I Learn from Gardening
The natural way of life can offer profound wisdom for our inner journey. Recently, at home, we planted a small pot of flowers. At first...
May 263 min read
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Nature-Based Solution: Tackling Hunger and Poverty through Outdoor Education
How do we tackle hunger and poverty by hugging trees? Having worked in international development cooperation for over 20 years and being...
May 196 min read
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The Art of Listening: To Trees, To People, To Ourselves
What if listening is a way of belonging, to the world around us, to those we love, and to the quiet truth inside ourselves? Out in...
May 124 min read
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Roots at Risk: The Value and Vulnerability of Kui Traditional Farming Methods
Self-sustaining farming employs methods that foster harmony rather than extraction. © Photo by Miguel Jeronimo Like many other indigenous...
May 54 min read
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A Journey of Ecological Connection in Chile's Atacama Desert and Southeast Asia
Across volcanic landscapes, a journey through the heart of Atacama. Traveling together through the surreal landscapes of Chile's Atacama...
Apr 283 min read
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Coming Back to the Senses: A Gentle Return to Nature Connection
Each sense is a portal—back to ourselves, to nature, and to this moment. In a world that constantly pulls us into our...
Apr 213 min read
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Festivals and Footprints: How Our Joy Affects the Planet
There is environmental cost of our cultural festival and celebrations. ©8214erika Cultural festivals are among humanity's most cherished...
Apr 76 min read
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How Community and Safe Space Support Mental Well-Being
A community and space where we can simply be ourselves. Every day, millions of people armor up just to get through the day—not because of...
Mar 314 min read
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A Hiker's Paradise: Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains - Part 2
Each challenge became an opportunity for growth and resilience. Mental and Physical Endurance with Mindfulness Meditation The hike pushed...
Mar 243 min read
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A Hiker's Paradise: Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains - Part 1
The mountains had always been a dream destination. The Cardamom Mountains in Cambodia are a hidden gem, a rugged and remote range that’s...
Mar 175 min read
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Empowered Women, Empowering Futures
Our goal was clear yet powerful—to provide a safe space for young women to cultivate self-awareness, build confidence, and shape their...
Mar 103 min read
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Finding Peace in Nature: My Journey to Pineapple Island
Achieving genuine inner peace can seem challenging. In a world where technology and daily stress consume so much of our attention,...
Mar 33 min read
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Outdoor Pranayama: Outside Breathwork
Experiencing outdoor breathwork with nature's restorative power can be deeply transformative. "The trees that are slow to grow bear the...
Feb 244 min read
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Meatless Diet: Impacts on Health and Nature
By adopting plant-based alternatives, individuals can reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to environmental sustainability. Asia...
Feb 173 min read
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The Heroes of the Chaom Pen Community Protected Area in Preah Vihear
"Before you begin to ask for assistance from God, you must first help yourself." ©Miguel Jeronimo. Three forest warrior heroes, Ta Chhum,...
Feb 103 min read
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Soil as a Solution to Climate Change
Although excessive carbon dioxide in the atmosphere drives global warming, its presence in soil can be beneficial by enriching carbon...
Feb 33 min read
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The Need for a New Culture of Socialization Based on Nature Connection and Harmony
We lack comprehensive rules for nature, granting no comparable rights to animals, plants, or landscapes, and treat nature as an infinite...
Jan 275 min read
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