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Articles by Brendan Hyatt
Finding direction through exploration
By Brendan Hyatt Taormina (Tara) Lepore's Earthwatch expeditions got them outside their comfort zone. These experiences, among others, inspired them to pursue a dynamic, unique path in science education. Today, they are pursuing a PhD in Integrative Science at the University of California at Berkeley. Discovering a passion for science early on Growing up, Taormina (Tara) Lepore was always outside.
What can birds tell us about climate change?
By Brendan Hyatt As the climate crisis unfolds, birds must contend with rising temperatures, shifting precipitation patterns, and habitat loss. For many species, these and other climate changes threaten their very survival. However, these challenges can teach us important lessons about the climate crisis. Earthwatch is leading the charge in understanding and addressing threats to avian creatures. Owls and Climate Change Many of the United States’s small, fragile owl species find their home out west.
How one expedition inspired more than tourism
By Brendan Hyatt Nancy Hensel has always loved adventure. Her parents often recalled that, at age two, she packed her own suitcase for her first-ever trip to visit her uncle in Texas. Looking back on a lifetime of adventure, which includes a whopping sixteen Earthwatch expeditions, adventures on every continent, and connections around the world, her story perfectly embodies Earthwatch's core mission: the power of connecting people with science.
Opinion: As Iowa adapts to a changing climate, people with disabilities must be included in solutions
Brendan Hyatt is a recent graduate of Grinnell College and a former intern at the Environmental Law Institute, where he worked on disability inclusion in local climate planning. Des Moines is a leader in climate planning. It’s the first city in Iowa to commit to 100%, 24/7 clean energy. Last Earth Day, Des Moines officials began to create an ambitious plan that will take essential steps to adapt to a changing climate.
A threat to confront: far-right extremists and nuclear terrorism
Last March, neo-Nazi Timothy Wilson was killed during a shootout as he was planning to bomb a hospital treating COVID-19 patients.
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