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The Great American Adaptation Road Trip
www.adaptationstories.com
Stories of Climate Resilience
By Kirsten Howard & Allie Goldstein
Some things we learned.
Cracking the Case of the Vanishing Oyster Larvae
Co-benefits are key.
Some other things we learned.
Determined individuals make things happen.
The country is big, but driving around it and talking to people makes it feel smaller.
Creative partnerships help build resilience.
Olympic Peninsula, Washington
People aren't lying when they say it's hard to eat well on the road.
17,358 miles (& 10 tons of carbon offsets) later
We are good road trip buddies.
168 interviews
103 days
1 flat tire
31 states
35 stories
The Power of a Story
Glacier National Park Prepares for a Future without Glaciers
People love the places they live and will do a lot to protect them.
The choice we all have is how to protect those places.
Why Climate Change is not the End of Wine
Cape Codders Take Down Parking Lots, Put Up Paradise
What does climate adaptation look like?
Brewster, Massachusetts
GAART is born.
Glacier National Park, Montana
Keeping Baltimore Neighborhoods Cool
Solar Power Company 'EmPowers' New York After Sandy
The Blog
"We were the first business back on this street. Probably took us six weeks to get back. And what started to happen quickly is the interest in backup power in solar power spiked." -David Schieren
Island Park, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
Napa Valley, California
Norfolk Rises Above the Rising Tide
Fighting Drought with a New Supercorn
30,000 views in 103 countries
www.adaptationstories.com | @kirstenandallie | adaptationstories@gmail.com
Preventing a Joshua Treeless National Park
Norfolk, Virginia
Gothenburg, Nebraska to Belmond, Iowa
Georgia Farmers Irrigate Smarter
A day on St. Helena Island, SC with Queen Quet
Joshua Tree, California
"In the other world, there's this word called 'adaptation.' There's this word called 'resiliency.' Those words don't exist in the Gullah language. We call it living."
-Queen Quet
Queen Quet & The Gullah/Geechee Peepol
Camilla, Georgia
"The waterways are our bloodline and the land is part of our family." -Queen Quet
New Orleans Gives Evacuation
Plan an Artist's Touch
New Orleans, Louisiana