Showing posts with label environmental protection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label environmental protection. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Cycling Silk Expedition 2011 - by Kate Harris & Melissa Yule
Cycling Silk 2011 Trailer from Kate Harris on Vimeo.
This is an awesome 4-minute trailer to the original production raising awareness of environmental protection concerns along geographic and ecological boundaries of the original Silk Road. Adventure cyclists Kate Harris and Melissa Yule, two environmentalists and long-time friends have created an incredible expedition to follow. They are 3 months into a 12 month journey that will stretch across remote wilderness areas along the ancient Silk Road, an exploration route of Marco Polo. Follow their adventure and learn more about them here.
Cycling Silk Expedition 2011 - by Kate Harris & Melissa Yule
Cycling Silk 2011 Trailer from Kate Harris on Vimeo.
This is an awesome 4-minute trailer to the original production raising awareness of environmental protection concerns along geographic and ecological boundaries of the original Silk Road. Adventure cyclists Kate Harris and Melissa Yule, two environmentalists and long-time friends have created an incredible expedition to follow. They are 3 months into a 12 month journey that will stretch across remote wilderness areas along the ancient Silk Road, an exploration route of Marco Polo. Follow their adventure and learn more about them here.
Cycling Silk Expedition 2011 - by Kate Harris & Melissa Yule
Cycling Silk 2011 Trailer from Kate Harris on Vimeo.
This is an awesome 4-minute trailer to the original production raising awareness of environmental protection concerns along geographic and ecological boundaries of the original Silk Road. Adventure cyclists Kate Harris and Melissa Yule, two environmentalists and long-time friends have created an incredible expedition to follow. They are 3 months into a 12 month journey that will stretch across remote wilderness areas along the ancient Silk Road, an exploration route of Marco Polo. Follow their adventure and learn more about them here.
Cycling Silk Expedition 2011 - by Kate Harris & Melissa Yule
Cycling Silk 2011 Trailer from Kate Harris on Vimeo.
This is an awesome 4-minute trailer to the original production raising awareness of environmental protection concerns along geographic and ecological boundaries of the original Silk Road. Adventure cyclists Kate Harris and Melissa Yule, two environmentalists and long-time friends have created an incredible expedition to follow. They are 3 months into a 12 month journey that will stretch across remote wilderness areas along the ancient Silk Road, an exploration route of Marco Polo. Follow their adventure and learn more about them here.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
United Nations - Copenhagen Climate Change Conference 2009
Unite on an evening of support for the UN Climate Change Summit.
People in each community can work together to share a message globally.
We created a voice in a gathering in the streets of Ansan City, Korea.
Useful links to connect to the Copenhagen Climate Conference:
Location: Ansan, South Korea Date: Saturday, December 12, 2009.
Time: 7:30-12:00am
Arranged by: Brian Perich, Adventure Cyclist
My website for Cycling in Korea: http://korean-world.blogspot.com
The event gathered together a some of the local Anyang, Ansan and Suwon communities for a party, salsa dancing, and celebration to recognize the need for global leaders to protect our environments, control green house emissions, pollutions and effluence from industrial developments worldwide. I am personally concerned about environmental sustainability, and the impact climate change and globalization is continuing to have on the developing world, and in industrialized and post-industrial societies.
In 2012-2013, I will be cycling on a non-profit, charity driven, eco-awareness cycling expedition from the Arctic to Argentina (http://arctic2argentina.com) and I am currently studying Adult Learning & Global Change for Masters in Education. It's about moving people in a new, clean direction because the old way of abandoning the waste on Earth, isn't working, and it's time for the Real Deal!
Brian Perich, Teacher, Father, Adventure Cyclist, Activist, South Korea
United Nations - Copenhagen Climate Change Conference 2009
Unite on an evening of support for the UN Climate Change Summit.
People in each community can work together to share a message globally.We created a voice in a gathering in the streets of Ansan City, Korea.Useful links to connect to the Copenhagen Climate Conference:
Location: Ansan, South Korea Date: Saturday, December 12, 2009.
Time: 7:30-12:00am
Arranged by: Brian Perich, Adventure Cyclist
My website for Cycling in Korea: http://korean-world.blogspot.com
The event gathered together a some of the local Anyang, Ansan and Suwon communities for a party, salsa dancing, and celebration to recognize the need for global leaders to protect our environments, control green house emissions, pollutions and effluence from industrial developments worldwide. I am personally concerned about environmental sustainability, and the impact climate change and globalization is continuing to have on the developing world, and in industrialized and post-industrial societies.
In 2012-2013, I will be cycling on a non-profit, charity driven, eco-awareness cycling expedition from the Arctic to Argentina (http://arctic2argentina.com) and I am currently studying Adult Learning & Global Change for Masters in Education. It's about moving people in a new, clean direction because the old way of abandoning the waste on Earth, isn't working, and it's time for the Real Deal!
Brian Perich, Teacher, Father, Adventure Cyclist, Activist, South Korea
United Nations - Copenhagen Climate Change Conference 2009
Unite on an evening of support for the UN Climate Change Summit.
People in each community can work together to share a message globally.We created a voice in a gathering in the streets of Ansan City, Korea.Useful links to connect to the Copenhagen Climate Conference:
Location: Ansan, South Korea Date: Saturday, December 12, 2009.
Time: 7:30-12:00am
Arranged by: Brian Perich, Adventure Cyclist
My website for Cycling in Korea: http://korean-world.blogspot.com
The event gathered together a some of the local Anyang, Ansan and Suwon communities for a party, salsa dancing, and celebration to recognize the need for global leaders to protect our environments, control green house emissions, pollutions and effluence from industrial developments worldwide. I am personally concerned about environmental sustainability, and the impact climate change and globalization is continuing to have on the developing world, and in industrialized and post-industrial societies.
In 2012-2013, I will be cycling on a non-profit, charity driven, eco-awareness cycling expedition from the Arctic to Argentina (http://arctic2argentina.com) and I am currently studying Adult Learning & Global Change for Masters in Education. It's about moving people in a new, clean direction because the old way of abandoning the waste on Earth, isn't working, and it's time for the Real Deal!
Brian Perich, Teacher, Father, Adventure Cyclist, Activist, South Korea
United Nations - Copenhagen Climate Change Conference 2009
Unite on an evening of support for the UN Climate Change Summit.
People in each community can work together to share a message globally.We created a voice in a gathering in the streets of Ansan City, Korea.Useful links to connect to the Copenhagen Climate Conference:
Location: Ansan, South Korea Date: Saturday, December 12, 2009.
Time: 7:30-12:00am
Arranged by: Brian Perich, Adventure Cyclist
My website for Cycling in Korea: http://korean-world.blogspot.com
The event gathered together a some of the local Anyang, Ansan and Suwon communities for a party, salsa dancing, and celebration to recognize the need for global leaders to protect our environments, control green house emissions, pollutions and effluence from industrial developments worldwide. I am personally concerned about environmental sustainability, and the impact climate change and globalization is continuing to have on the developing world, and in industrialized and post-industrial societies.
In 2012-2013, I will be cycling on a non-profit, charity driven, eco-awareness cycling expedition from the Arctic to Argentina (http://arctic2argentina.com) and I am currently studying Adult Learning & Global Change for Masters in Education. It's about moving people in a new, clean direction because the old way of abandoning the waste on Earth, isn't working, and it's time for the Real Deal!
Brian Perich, Teacher, Father, Adventure Cyclist, Activist, South Korea
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