The Climate Route

 CIAO!

Something for Italian speakers only. 

My  inteview (actually the first part of it) with the staff of the Climate Route. 

The Climate Route is an expedition (a super-cool expedition) which next year will bring a group of scientists and young travelers from Italy to Bering, to visit amazing places and try and understand - and make us undertand - how the climate change is impacting Europe and Asia. 

They will travel in a sustaninable way, and base their assessments on exchanges with local experts. 

So it's an extra cool project that puts together sustainable tourism, science, people-to-people contacts, and all that an expedition implies: adventures, unknown, emotions, landscapes, faces, voices, sounds and a lot of mixed, overwhelming feelings and sensations. 

And I am very happy to have been invited to give my contribuition

The Climate Route - Interview 1

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