Lindsay Nikole - Accessible Animal & Evolution Education

Lindsay Nikole believes in accessible education for all. Using the power of social media, she shares educational information about animals and evolution to her wide audience. With her new book, “Epic Earth: A Wild Ride Through the History of Life on Our Planet”, readers can expect to be taken on a joyful journey through facts about the bizarre creatures that have inhabited our planet for billions of years. Having experience working with organizations like The Cheetah Conservation Fund and Save the Elephants, Nikole is a passionate advocate for animal conservation. To learn more about Lindsay Nikole and her new book, read on.

8 Ways to Reduce Your Water Use This Year

Have you ever opened your water bill and felt you needed to sit down? Seeing today’s prices is jarring, but there’s nothing as surprising as your actual water use. Coupling this with the effects of climate change should spur action.

Articles, zIssue 54, zissue 54.1Cora GoldMarch 25, 2024water, conservation, eco-friendly, reduce, energyComment

Forest Bathing: How to Practice Mindfulness and Oneness With Nature

Has the industrialized electronics world left you feeling like the only living creature in a sea of concrete and silicon? If so, the Japanese practice of forest bathing cultivates mindfulness and can remind you of your oneness with other living things.

Wellness, zIssue 47Cora GoldFebruary 22, 2023nature, forestbathing, conservation, mental health, health, outdoors, green spaceComment

COVER - Victoria Konefal Dreams Of A Green Future

Victoria Konefal brings passion to this world by dreaming of a green future. You may know Victoria from her work on Day of our Lives, where she plays the fierce and independent Ciara Brady, and Victoria’s legacy is continuing to grow off-screen with her tremendous conservation efforts with organizations like Heal the Bay and Thirst Project. Conservation has taken a backseat during the turmoil of the pandemic and it is people like Victoria who are helping to put the spotlight back onto what we can do in our everyday lives to make a real contribution to conservation. In honor of Women’s History Month, we were very excited to talk to Victoria about the impact of a woman’s voice — we discuss her experience in Hollywood as an actress, working with women directors, and being an advocate for a better and brighter future. For more on Victoria Konefal, please read our exclusive editorial interview below.