Lost in Iceland was meant to be different — I forced myself to be uncomfortably honest and open, but I think that made it more human and hopefully, more interesting.  I have received more comments on “Lost in Iceland” than all of my other articles combined and its been translated into three additional languages for printing in various magazines and digests.  The version presented here is longer than the printed version and includes some text that had to to removed due to space considerations. I hope that you enjoy it.  http://www.gregstamer.com/2010/02/04/lost-in-iceland-article-online

Friends and supporters of Epicocity,
Trip, Kyle and I are on our way to Bangkok right now for our next National Geographic expedition.  For the next 3 weeks we’ll be filming a 1-hour episode of Monster Fish for the National Geographic Channel and beginning our field work for the Elephant Ivory Project.  Read the rest of this entry »

HELP OK folks. If you hadn’t heard, there is another big lawsuit over river access going down on the Taylor River by Gunnison. This one looks more devastating to boaters than the past access lawsuits and has huge ramifications if this bill on Monday doesn’t pass. Read the rest of this entry »

Recently Seth was interviewed by Planet Green (http://planetgreen.discovery.com/work-connect/seth-warren-nature-propelled.html) regarding his latest endeavor.

Also visit http://www.naturepropelled.com/elements.html

Here is a link to Misha Hoichman’s  slide show of his 2009 trips to  Alaska (Whittier to Valdez)  and to the Faroe Islands.

Good photography of some really great scenery! 

www.hoichman.com/faroe_2009 

 www.hoichman.com/alaska_2009