The Science of Travel Blog Has Launched!

Hey there! 😊

Here to announce the launch of my personal blog:

THE SCIENCE OF TRAVEL BLOG – I will write about travel destinations, landscapes, their formations and everything else that's worth knowing about them, about Earth, the ocean, the atmosphere, the universe and so much more.

There are so many great topics in the pipeline and I'm so excited about this new platform available to you. ⁠

The planet doesn't need another blog you think? I don't care! I need the blog. I want to talk about the one thing I love to my core: Earth. I need to vent!! I need a space to be who I am.

And as a side bonus - I think it could help you feel a greater connection to Earth and nature, and thus, to yourself. I hope to inspire you to see the world with new eyes (or rather: my eyes), how everything is connected, that you are part of it, to make you realize that you are never alone, and I also hope to inspire you to make good decisions for the world as a result of all this.

What is the blog about?

The time has come to stop with superficial experiences in all aspects of our lives and also when we travel. We should start travelling in a meaningful way, where we give back, show gratitude, appreciation, respect and true interest in the destinations and people we visit. Because travelling really is about forming deeper connections with those places and landscapes we travel to, with the people we come in touch with, also also with ourselves.

The time of exessive consumption is outdated, the time of not caring about nature simply is up. The time of ignoring our impact on nature is up. We can’t afford not to care, we should care, because Earth is our home, it is our future.

This blog is dedicated to our beautiful planet and the diversity we are truly blessed with.

We will talk about Earth as a whole, the formation and other geological highlights of spectacular travel destinations such as the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, Yellowstone NP and many many other landscapes and natural features. We’ll also talk about other contemporary issues such as climate change and topics as they relate to nature and living a good life in general.

The best part: All of these topics will be explained to you in a little more detail than you know it from generic travel magazines or blogs, while not being too heavy or difficult to understand. Now and then we'll have special guests on and talk with them about nature, Earth and beyond.

My name is Daniela, I own and run the website EarthyMe and the online course platform EarthyUniversity. My personal goal is to show you the world the way it fascinates me the most so that you can start to see the bigger picture, how everything is connected, and to make you realize that nothing we take for granted truly is for granted.

I hope to inspire you to care for our planet even more and that you will to make good decisions for yourself and the world, and I also hope that this will make you feel more grounded, human, real and fulfilled, whether while you’re travelling or at home.

This was just a very brief introduction to the Science of Travel Blog, I hope you liked it and will tune in again!

Be kind and love nature, bye!

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About the author

Daniela is convinced that by gaining deep insights into planet Earth and travel destinations you’ll create meaningful, grounding and memorable life and travel experiences. She explains fundamental geological processes that form and shape landscapes and combines these insights with philosophical and philanthropical views in her online courses, articles, and newsletter. She holds two bachelor's degrees in geosciences (B.Sc.) and business administration with tourism (B.A.). She is the owner and founder of EarthyMe, EarthyUniversity and the Science of Travel blog and the Stories of Earth newsletter.

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Image Credit: Grand Canyon by Daniela Dägele