Retracing Steinbeck&#39;s Sea of Cortez Over 85 Years LaterEmbark with us on a unique scientific voyage, revisiting Nobel Prize winning author John Steinbeck and Ed &quot;Doc&quot; Ricketts&#39; 1940 path through the Sea of Cortez. This journey entwines the past with the present, enriching our understanding of Baja&#39;s fragile ecosystems through a blend of science, philosophy, art, and storytelling. In a modern-day return to the Sea of Cortez, our team of early-career scientists from the U.S. and Baja will retrace the iconic 1940 expedition of Steinbeck and Ricketts&mdash;sailing through the Gulf of California and&nbsp;resurveying coastal biodiversity at the same rocky tidepools they visited over 85 years ago, transforming their book into a timeseries of ecological change.&nbsp; We set sail in March 2026! But we need your help to make this expedition a reality.&nbsp;By building a grass-roots expedition grounded in exploration, authentic connection, traditional knowledge, and creative storytelling, our work is funded entirely by alternative partners and supporters like you.&nbsp;We have acquired seed funding from generous foundations and donors, but are fundraising to meet our financial needs to make this expedition as impactful as possible.All donations are 100% tax deductible as allowed by law.&nbsp; In 1940, Ricketts found the intertidal regions of the Sea of Cortez &quot;ferocious with life,&quot; however, much has changed in the intervening years. In a region marked by rapid warming oceans and urban development, we aim to quantify the shifts in intertidal biodiversity. Our documentary film will offer an intimate look at the lives of scientists in the field, capture the profound environmental changes unfolding across the region, and amplify the voices of local communities witnessing these transformations firsthand,&nbsp;highlighting the resilience of human and marine life in Baja. Ricketts never finished college. Steinbeck was no scientist. Their crew had little formal training in ecology, yet they produced the first comprehensive biodiversity survey of Baja&rsquo;s intertidal world&mdash;and sounded the first call for conservation of the region. Over 85 years later, my team returns with more scientific credentials but the same spirit: to live by the tides, to observe with wonder, and to rediscover what science feels like when it&rsquo;s guided by curiosity and connection.&nbsp; As part of our expedition, we are partnering with local environmental groups to establish long-term citizen science monitoring at the very tidepools Steinbeck and Ricketts once studied.&nbsp;By blending modern eDNA science with hands-on biodiversity surveys, we will equip the communities of Baja with new skills to understand and protect the coastlines that sustain them, helping to deepen their relationship with these shorelines and safeguard them for generations to come. Our aim is to use our data, documentary, and book to highlight the importance of the fragile coastal ecosystem, where the desert meets the sea, and to inspire a lasting connection between people and place. We hope to inspire&nbsp;people from all backgrounds to see that they, too, can shape the future of environmental science and protection with small acts of curiosity, creativity, compassion, and exploration. &nbsp; Your support drives this exploration, fueling connections and discussions and expanding our community&#39;s horizons and all donations are 100% tax deductible as allowed by law. &nbsp;Join us in charting new territories, fostering curiosity and shared insights.<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Your contribution will allow us to reach more of Steinbeck and Ricketts&#39; original sites</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Helps sustain free educational webinars from the field to give students far and wide a behind-the-scenes look at what being a field scientist is like</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Allows us to buy more scientific equipment for local environmental citizen science groups we are collaborating with, increasing our ability to engage more local students through experiential learning</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Share this story with a wider audience&mdash;revealing the wild beauty of Baja&rsquo;s coast and the intertwined lives of its creatures and communities, &nbsp;just as Steinbeck and Ricketts did in 1940.</li></ul>Step aboard and be part of our story. ⛵💙Thank you for your support! To learn more about our team and our Sea of Cortez expedition, visit <a data-fr-linked="true" fr-original-style="" href="https://www.greenflashconservation.org/sea-of-cortez" id="isPasted" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://www.greenflashconservation.org/sea-of-cortez</a> And follow along on our Instagram: <a fr-original-style="" href="https://www.instagram.com/greenflashconservation/" id="isPasted" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/greenflashconservation/</a>&nbsp;

Dear <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; color: rgb(42, 42, 196); padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; margin: 0px; overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for your generous contribution to our &quot;Retracing Steinbeck&#39;s Sea of Cortez Over 85 Years Later&quot; expedition. Your support is a vital part of this journey, helping us to connect past discoveries with future insights. By building a grass-roots expedition grounded in exploration, authentic connection, traditional knowledge, and creative storytelling, our work is funded entirely by alternative partners and supporters like you. Your generosity fuels the passion of our early-career scientists as they explore Baja&rsquo;s ecosystems, capturing the intricate beauty of our natural world. With heartfelt gratitude,The Sea of Cortez Team 💙

Retracing Steinbeck's Sea of Cortez Over 85 Years LaterEmbark with us on a unique scientific voyage, revisiting Nobel Prize winning author John Steinbeck and Ed "Doc" Ricketts' 1940 path through the Sea of Cortez. This journey entwines the past with the present, enriching our understanding of Baja's fragile ecosystems through a blend of science, philosophy, art, and storytelling. In a modern-day return to the Sea of Cortez, our team of early-career scientists from the U.S. and Baja will retrace the iconic 1940 expedition of Steinbeck and Ricketts—sailing through the Gulf of California and resurveying coastal biodiversity at the same rocky tidepools they visited over 85 years ago, transforming their book into a timeseries of ecological change.  We set sail in March 2026! But we need your help to make this expedition a reality. By building a grass-roots expedition grounded in exploration, authentic connection, traditional knowledge, and creative storytelling, our work is funded entirely by alternative partners and supporters like you. We have acquired seed funding from generous foundations and donors, but are fundraising to meet our financial needs to make this expedition as impactful as possible.All donations are 100% tax deductible as allowed by law.  In 1940, Ricketts found the intertidal regions of the Sea of Cortez "ferocious with life," however, much has changed in the intervening years. In a region marked by rapid warming oceans and urban development, we aim to quantify the shifts in intertidal biodiversity. Our documentary film will offer an intimate look at the lives of scientists in the field, capture the profound environmental changes unfolding across the region, and amplify the voices of local communities witnessing these transformations firsthand, highlighting the resilience of human and marine life in Baja. Ricketts never finished college. Steinbeck was no scientist. Their crew had little formal training in ecology, yet they produced the first comprehensive biodiversity survey of Baja’s intertidal world—and sounded the first call for conservation of the region. Over 85 years later, my team returns with more scientific credentials but the same spirit: to live by the tides, to observe with wonder, and to rediscover what science feels like when it’s guided by curiosity and connection.  As part of our expedition, we are partnering with local environmental groups to establish long-term citizen science monitoring at the very tidepools Steinbeck and Ricketts once studied. By blending modern eDNA science with hands-on biodiversity surveys, we will equip the communities of Baja with new skills to understand and protect the coastlines that sustain them, helping to deepen their relationship with these shorelines and safeguard them for generations to come. Our aim is to use our data, documentary, and book to highlight the importance of the fragile coastal ecosystem, where the desert meets the sea, and to inspire a lasting connection between people and place. We hope to inspire people from all backgrounds to see that they, too, can shape the future of environmental science and protection with small acts of curiosity, creativity, compassion, and exploration.   Your support drives this exploration, fueling connections and discussions and expanding our community's horizons and all donations are 100% tax deductible as allowed by law.  Join us in charting new territories, fostering curiosity and shared insights.<ul><li>Your contribution will allow us to reach more of Steinbeck and Ricketts' original sites</li><li>Helps sustain free educational webinars from the field to give students far and wide a behind-the-scenes look at what being a field scientist is like</li><li>Allows us to buy more scientific equipment for local environmental citizen science groups we are collaborating with, increasing our ability to engage more local students through experiential learning</li><li>Share this story with a wider audience—revealing the wild beauty of Baja’s coast and the intertwined lives of its creatures and communities,  just as Steinbeck and Ricketts did in 1940.</li></ul>Step aboard and be part of our story. ⛵💙Thank you for your support! To learn more about our team and our Sea of Cortez expedition, visit <a href="https://www.greenflashconservation.org/sea-of-cortez" target="_blank">https://www.greenflashconservation.org/sea-of-cortez</a> And follow along on our Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/greenflashconservation/" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/greenflashconservation/</a>

Retracing Steinbeck's Sea of Cortez Over 85 Years Later

Reconstruyendo el Mar de Cort&eacute;s de Steinbeck m&aacute;s de 85 a&ntilde;os despu&eacute;sEmb&aacute;rquese con nosotros en un viaje cient&iacute;fico &uacute;nico, revisando la ruta de 1940 del autor ganador del Premio Nobel John Steinbeck y Ed &ldquo;Doc&rdquo; Ricketts a trav&eacute;s del Mar de Cort&eacute;s. Este viaje entrelaza el pasado con el presente, enriqueciendo nuestra comprensi&oacute;n de los fr&aacute;giles ecosistemas de Baja con una mezcla de ciencia, filosof&iacute;a, arte y narrativa. En un regreso moderno al Mar de Cort&eacute;s, nuestro equipo de cient&iacute;ficos en sus primeras etapas de carrera de EE. UU. y Baja retrazar&aacute;n la ic&oacute;nica expedici&oacute;n de 1940 de Steinbeck y Ricketts&mdash;navegando por el Golfo de California y&nbsp;revisando nuevamente la biodiversidad costera en las mismas pozas rocosas que visitaron hace m&aacute;s de 85 a&ntilde;os, transformando su libro en una serie temporal de cambio ecol&oacute;gico. &iexcl;Zarpamos en marzo de 2026! Pero necesitamos tu ayuda para que esta expedici&oacute;n se haga realidad. Al construir una expedici&oacute;n comunitaria basada en la exploraci&oacute;n, la conexi&oacute;n aut&eacute;ntica, el conocimiento tradicional y la narraci&oacute;n creativa, nuestro trabajo se financia completamente gracias a socios y simpatizantes alternativos como t&uacute;.Todas las donaciones son 100% deducibles de impuestos seg&uacute;n lo permita la ley. En 1940, Ricketts encontr&oacute; las regiones intermareales del Mar de Cort&eacute;s &quot;feroces de vida,&quot; sin embargo, mucho ha cambiado en los a&ntilde;os intermedios. En una regi&oacute;n marcada por el calentamiento r&aacute;pido de los oc&eacute;anos y el desarrollo urbano, nuestro documental ofrecer&aacute; una mirada &iacute;ntima a las vidas de los cient&iacute;ficos en el campo, capturar&aacute; los profundos cambios ambientales que se desarrollan en toda la regi&oacute;n y amplificar&aacute; las voces de las comunidades locales que son testigos de estas transformaciones de primera mano, destacando la resiliencia de la vida humana y marina en Baja. Ricketts nunca termin&oacute; la universidad. Steinbeck no era cient&iacute;fico. Su tripulaci&oacute;n ten&iacute;a poco entrenamiento formal en ecolog&iacute;a, sin embargo, produjeron el primer estudio de biodiversidad completo del mundo intermareal de Baja y emitieron el primer llamado a la conservaci&oacute;n de la regi&oacute;n. M&aacute;s de 85 a&ntilde;os despu&eacute;s, mi equipo regresa con m&aacute;s credenciales cient&iacute;ficas pero el mismo esp&iacute;ritu: vivir con las mareas, observar con asombro y redescubrir c&oacute;mo se siente la ciencia cuando est&aacute; guiada por la curiosidad y la conexi&oacute;n. Como parte de nuestra expedici&oacute;n, colaboramos con grupos ambientalistas locales para establecer un programa de monitoreo cient&iacute;fico ciudadano a largo plazo en las mismas pozas de marea que Steinbeck y Ricketts estudiaron. Al combinar la ciencia moderna del ADN ambiental con estudios pr&aacute;cticos de biodiversidad, capacitaremos a las comunidades de Baja California con nuevas herramientas para comprender y proteger las costas que las sustentan, fortaleciendo as&iacute; su v&iacute;nculo con el litoral y salvaguard&aacute;ndolo para las generaciones futuras. Nuestro objetivo es utilizar nuestros datos, documental y libro para destacar la importancia del fr&aacute;gil ecosistema costero, donde el desierto se encuentra con el mar, e inspirar una conexi&oacute;n duradera entre las personas y el lugar. Esperamos inspirar a personas de todos los &aacute;mbitos para que vean que tambi&eacute;n pueden dar forma al futuro de la ciencia y la protecci&oacute;n ambiental con peque&ntilde;os actos de curiosidad, creatividad, compasi&oacute;n y exploraci&oacute;n. Su apoyo impulsa esta exploraci&oacute;n, fomenta conexiones y conversaciones y ampl&iacute;a los horizontes de nuestra comunidad. &Uacute;nase a nosotros para trazar nuevos territorios, fomentar la curiosidad y compartir conocimientos.<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Su contribuci&oacute;n nos permitir&aacute; llegar a m&aacute;s de los sitios originales de Steinbeck y Ricketts</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Ayuda a sostener seminarios web educativos gratuitos desde el campo para brindar a los estudiantes de todas partes una mirada entre bastidores de c&oacute;mo es ser un cient&iacute;fico de campo</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Nos permite comprar m&aacute;s equipos cient&iacute;ficos para los grupos locales de ciencia ciudadana ambiental con los que colaboramos, aumentando nuestra capacidad para involucrar a m&aacute;s estudiantes locales a trav&eacute;s del aprendizaje experiencial</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Compartir esta historia con una audiencia m&aacute;s amplia&mdash;revelando la belleza salvaje de la costa de Baja y las vidas entrelazadas de sus criaturas y comunidades, tal como lo hicieron Steinbeck y Ricketts en 1940.</li></ul>Suba a bordo y forme parte de nuestra historia. ⛵💙&iexcl;Gracias por tu apoyo! Para obtener m&aacute;s informaci&oacute;n sobre nuestro equipo y nuestra expedici&oacute;n al Mar de Cort&eacute;s, visite <a data-fr-linked="true" fr-original-style="" href="https://www.greenflashconservation.org/sea-of-cortez" id="isPasted" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://www.greenflashconservation.org/sea-of-cortez</a> <span fr-original-style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: small; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; white-space: normal; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; display: inline !important; float: none;" id="isPasted" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: small; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; white-space: normal; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; float: none; display: inline !important; box-sizing: inherit;">Y si desean seguirnos en las redes sociales, visiten nuestra cuenta de Instagram&nbsp;<a fr-original-style="" href="https://www.instagram.com/greenflashconservation/" id="isPasted" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/greenflashconservation/</a>

Querido Primer nombre, Gracias, desde lo m&aacute;s profundo de nuestros corazones, por tu generosa contribuci&oacute;n a nuestra expedici&oacute;n &quot;Rastreando el Mar de Cort&eacute;s de Steinbeck m&aacute;s de 85 a&ntilde;os despu&eacute;s&quot;. Tu apoyo es una parte vital de este viaje, ayud&aacute;ndonos a conectar descubrimientos del pasado con perspectivas futuras. Al construir una expedici&oacute;n de base arraigada en la exploraci&oacute;n, conexi&oacute;n aut&eacute;ntica, conocimiento tradicional y narraci&oacute;n creativa, nuestro trabajo es financiado completamente por socios alternativos y seguidores como t&uacute;. Tu generosidad alimenta la pasi&oacute;n de nuestros cient&iacute;ficos en sus primeras etapas de carrera mientras exploran los ecosistemas de Baja, capturando la belleza intrincada de nuestro mundo natural. Con gratitud sincera,El Equipo del Mar de Cort&eacute;s 💙

Reconstruyendo el Mar de Cortés de Steinbeck más de 85 años despuésEmbárquese con nosotros en un viaje científico único, revisando la ruta de 1940 del autor ganador del Premio Nobel John Steinbeck y Ed “Doc” Ricketts a través del Mar de Cortés. Este viaje entrelaza el pasado con el presente, enriqueciendo nuestra comprensión de los frágiles ecosistemas de Baja con una mezcla de ciencia, filosofía, arte y narrativa. En un regreso moderno al Mar de Cortés, nuestro equipo de científicos en sus primeras etapas de carrera de EE. UU. y Baja retrazarán la icónica expedición de 1940 de Steinbeck y Ricketts—navegando por el Golfo de California y revisando nuevamente la biodiversidad costera en las mismas pozas rocosas que visitaron hace más de 85 años, transformando su libro en una serie temporal de cambio ecológico. ¡Zarpamos en marzo de 2026! Pero necesitamos tu ayuda para que esta expedición se haga realidad. Al construir una expedición comunitaria basada en la exploración, la conexión auténtica, el conocimiento tradicional y la narración creativa, nuestro trabajo se financia completamente gracias a socios y simpatizantes alternativos como tú.Todas las donaciones son 100% deducibles de impuestos según lo permita la ley. En 1940, Ricketts encontró las regiones intermareales del Mar de Cortés "feroces de vida," sin embargo, mucho ha cambiado en los años intermedios. En una región marcada por el calentamiento rápido de los océanos y el desarrollo urbano, nuestro documental ofrecerá una mirada íntima a las vidas de los científicos en el campo, capturará los profundos cambios ambientales que se desarrollan en toda la región y amplificará las voces de las comunidades locales que son testigos de estas transformaciones de primera mano, destacando la resiliencia de la vida humana y marina en Baja. Ricketts nunca terminó la universidad. Steinbeck no era científico. Su tripulación tenía poco entrenamiento formal en ecología, sin embargo, produjeron el primer estudio de biodiversidad completo del mundo intermareal de Baja y emitieron el primer llamado a la conservación de la región. Más de 85 años después, mi equipo regresa con más credenciales científicas pero el mismo espíritu: vivir con las mareas, observar con asombro y redescubrir cómo se siente la ciencia cuando está guiada por la curiosidad y la conexión. Como parte de nuestra expedición, colaboramos con grupos ambientalistas locales para establecer un programa de monitoreo científico ciudadano a largo plazo en las mismas pozas de marea que Steinbeck y Ricketts estudiaron. Al combinar la ciencia moderna del ADN ambiental con estudios prácticos de biodiversidad, capacitaremos a las comunidades de Baja California con nuevas herramientas para comprender y proteger las costas que las sustentan, fortaleciendo así su vínculo con el litoral y salvaguardándolo para las generaciones futuras. Nuestro objetivo es utilizar nuestros datos, documental y libro para destacar la importancia del frágil ecosistema costero, donde el desierto se encuentra con el mar, e inspirar una conexión duradera entre las personas y el lugar. Esperamos inspirar a personas de todos los ámbitos para que vean que también pueden dar forma al futuro de la ciencia y la protección ambiental con pequeños actos de curiosidad, creatividad, compasión y exploración. Su apoyo impulsa esta exploración, fomenta conexiones y conversaciones y amplía los horizontes de nuestra comunidad. Únase a nosotros para trazar nuevos territorios, fomentar la curiosidad y compartir conocimientos.<ul><li>Su contribución nos permitirá llegar a más de los sitios originales de Steinbeck y Ricketts</li><li>Ayuda a sostener seminarios web educativos gratuitos desde el campo para brindar a los estudiantes de todas partes una mirada entre bastidores de cómo es ser un científico de campo</li><li>Nos permite comprar más equipos científicos para los grupos locales de ciencia ciudadana ambiental con los que colaboramos, aumentando nuestra capacidad para involucrar a más estudiantes locales a través del aprendizaje experiencial</li><li>Compartir esta historia con una audiencia más amplia—revelando la belleza salvaje de la costa de Baja y las vidas entrelazadas de sus criaturas y comunidades, tal como lo hicieron Steinbeck y Ricketts en 1940.</li></ul>Suba a bordo y forme parte de nuestra historia. ⛵💙¡Gracias por tu apoyo! Para obtener más información sobre nuestro equipo y nuestra expedición al Mar de Cortés, visite <a href="https://www.greenflashconservation.org/sea-of-cortez" target="_blank">https://www.greenflashconservation.org/sea-of-cortez</a> Y si desean seguirnos en las redes sociales, visiten nuestra cuenta de Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/greenflashconservation/" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/greenflashconservation/</a>

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