Welcome to Iceland
Throw on an extra layer.. the average temperature here is 40 Fahrenheit. In 6 stunning stops you’ll discover the beauty of and diversity of this magnificent island that still remains 80% uninhabited. Soak it all up now as by this time next year, the sites you'll see will have changed forever as our planet continues to heat up.
Combatting climate change that is causing these drastic alterations to Iceland's glaciers & natural beauty can often seem daunting or unachievable. However it's not. By going on this virtual trip you have already started combatting climate change. Thank you for taking the time this Earth day, to discover our amazing planet, virtually.
After you enjoy the sights, keep scrolling down to discover 4 other simple actions you can implement into your day to positively impact climate change, brought to you by your holiday partners, The Nature Conservancy.
“For two weeks, we explored Iceland with our cameras in tow, on a mission to document some of the wildest landscapes on Earth. We ran across active volcanoes, swam in hidden hot springs, and crawled through glacier caves so narrow we had to leave our backpacks behind. We wrote about our travels, shot thousands of photos, and nearly lost one of our drones to a surprise hailstorm and strong winds. We dealt with heavy rain and snow most days, but the clouds always seemed to clear up for just a few minutes in the most special places.We strive to work with partners whose priorities align with our own, and believe that exposure through exploration is an important part of educating future generations on the impacts of climate change on our planet."
Colin & Christian
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Founded in the U.S. through grassroots action in 1951, The Nature Conservancy(TNC)has grown to become one of the most effective and wide-reaching environmental organizations in the world. Thanks to more than a million members and the dedicated efforts ofadiverse staff and over 400 scientists,TNC impacts conservation in 76 countries and territories: 37 by direct conservation impact and 39 through partners.