Karol Escobar

I’ve always dreamed of visiting Montana’s Glacier National Park, renowned for its stunning mountain scenery, pristine lakes, and diverse wildlife. The park features dramatic mountain ranges, carved by ancient glaciers, and lush valleys. The park is also home to around 25 active glaciers, which provide a unique glimpse into the ongoing geological processes that shape our planet. Something worth witnessing and experiencing as our climate undergoes extreme changes.

A few years ago after suffering from burnt out and in an attempt to connect back to my self and nature, I sold everything and backpacked through Europe and Asia. I began with a 30+ day hike via El Camino de Santiago in Spain, then spent two months exploring Morocco; volunteering at a sanctuary. Morocco transformed my life with its delicious food, vibrant culture, nature, breathtaking Milky Way views across the Saharan dunes and exploring the mountain range of their Blue Pearl!

I would buy trees and tools to plant them! I'm currently restoring 10 acres of desert into a lush nature reserve. I’m also starting an environmental non-profit, De La Luna Reserve, aiming to become an ecology research center and sanctuary for climate scientists. Our mission is to bridge mindfulness and nature through conservation and education, providing resources to inner-city kids and their families.