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Expedition Blue Planet 2010
Expedition Blue Planet: North America's Mission
In 2010, Alexandra Cousteau and her international Expedition Blue Planet team traveled across North America on a 17,100-mile journey to investigate global water issues “in the backyard” of the world’s largest consumer economy. Living, working and exploring water stories together, Alexandra and her team used everything from the underwater gear invented by her grandfather, to the latest in satellite technology and live social media, to bring the thrill of adventure and the wonders of nature to audiences across the globe.
The Colorado River
Where we investigate water management and use
Alexandra and the Expedition Blue Planet team head to the Colorado River to examine one of the key pieces of the big picture of our water resources--water use and management.
Paromi Tea
Overview
“A few months before setting out on our current Expedition, Alexandra and I bumped into Paul Rosen, the founder of Paromi Teas. When we shared with him how much we both had come to love his incredible products, he offered to get involved in the Expedition. Countless jars of tea later, the Expedition crew could not be happier!” - Jonathan Smith, Expedition Blue Planet
Great Lakes & Chesapeake Bay
Watersheds as systems; runoff to renewal
Alexandra and the Expedition Blue Planet crew travel to this region to explore how a systems approach to watershed management ensures the quality and quantity of this most vital resource. There is no better place to explore this subject than the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world.
Gulf States & Tennessee Valley
Human Impacts on Water
Next Alexandra and the Expedition Blue Planet crew journey to the Gulf states, where she and the expedition team investigate our impact on water - a critical facet of every water story - as seen through the lens of a carbon culture.
The Walton Family Foundation
The Walton Family Foundation
As a part of its mission to support work on issues affecting rivers across North America, The Walton Family Foundation has partnered with The Ocean Foundation to underwrite production costs related to the Expedition’s work along the Colorado River.
Rosetta Stone
Totale
There are a total of five languages spoken fluently on the Expedition Blue Planet bus and two are three additional ones are quickly emerging thanks to our partners at Rosetta Stone.
Canon
Canon
Canon USA is the official digital photography partner of Expedition Blue Planet and Blue Legacy.
Xerox
Xerox
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