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Meet SEJ member Michele Bigley! Michele is a two-time Lowell Thomas award-winning journalist who has danced on six continents. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, Conde Nast Traveler, Hidden Compass, Hothouse, Outside, Wired, Afar, Los Angeles Times, Brides, CNN, Boston Globe, San Francisco Chronicle, Yes!, Tiferet Journal, Via, Smart Set, Mutha magazine, dozens of

ENewsChannels NEWS: -- Hidden Compass, a women-founded media company and modern exploration society, has just announced a call for proposals for their first annual Hidden Compass Pathfinder Prize. The $15,000 prize will fund a curious team of modern explorers and allow them to share their discoveries with the public. :: News from eNewsChannels

SANTA BARBARA, Calif., April 13, 2022 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Hidden Compass, a women-founded media company uniting audiences with the humans, causes, and possibilities behind award-winning stories of exploration, has added

ENewsChannels NEWS: -- Hidden Compass, a women-founded media company uniting audiences with the humans, causes, and possibilities behind award-winning stories of exploration, has added another seasoned editor to its staff. The California-based startup recently announced Jeremy Berlin as its editorial director. :: News from eNewsChannels

Michele Bigley’s writing has appeared in Afar, Via, the Los Angeles Times, CNN, the San Francisco Chronicle, Hidden Compass and many more. She is currently writing a book about how taking her sons to meet the people stewarding fragile ecosystems around the world taught them to be changemakers at home. She teaches at UC Santa Cruz. Follow her adventures on Instagram, Twitter and in her monthly newsletter.

Apr.11.2021 It takes some doing to get to Fiji but once you look up at a night sky full of the Southern Cross stars, feel the soft breeze, and the warm smiles of your hosts fill your heart, jet lag will evaporate -- or nearly. I can still hear the soft harmonies of a trio of guitarists at dinner on my first night on Taveuni, Fiji’s third-largest island. We were close to the Namena Marine Reserve, which Jacques Cousteau helped create. He inspired thousands of divers and snorkelers to visit ...

In Mexico’s vibrant forests, locals adapt to a year without tourists Ecotourism and conservation efforts go hand-in-hand. What happens when the tourists disappear? ByAnnelise Jolley Email When she was 10 years old, Ana Moreno watched buses full of tourists pull into her village. They had come to see the monarch butterflies, which arrive in flurries each November and stay the winter in the Sierra Madre’s forested peaks. Moreno watched the monarch enthusiasts pour from buses, chattering to ea...