National Geographic's Dr. M Jackson On Climate Change, Glaciers, and Community

National Geographic’s Dr. M Jackson, travels around the world with the National Geographic Expeditions program as an adventure leader, documenting her travels through photography and studying glaciers. There are 200,000 normally charted glaciers in the world and then there are another 200,000 glacier-ets(small glaciers) in the world. To Dr. M, this means that there are at least 400,000 ways to solve climate change and we should always have hope. In this episode, Dr. M Jackson, who is one of National Geographic’s leading Glaciologists, talks about the importance of glaciers, how they move the tides, shift the weather, raise the land, and determine and affect the culture and community of many societies. Dr. M also shares perspectives on climate change and various actions we can take to mitigate our effect on climate change. Dr. M is an amazing individual who has slowly grown into the career she has today. She highly recommends that people work to incorporate for fun and exploration into their lives to help them find their own glacier: their juice. You can find Dr. M on Instagram at Dr. M's Instagram. You can also find Dr. M’s work and detailed events here on her website. Dr. Works for National Geographic as a leader and explorer for the National Geographic Expeditions Program. Thank you for listening to this episode and stay tuned for the next episode with Dan Churchill.