Fernweh Families: González Cota
We’re so excited to feature as our next Ferneh Family post, Part 1 of The González Cota Family, who graciously checked in from Portugal in late Autumn 2024.
Julie stepped away from a career in sustainable and responsible investing to travel with her family for thirteen months in a twenty-four-foot RV equipped with four bikes, three kayaks, a 72-watt solar system, and a very large dog.
We’re so excited to feature as our next Ferneh Family post, Part 1 of The González Cota Family, who graciously checked in from Portugal in late Autumn 2024.
Fulfilling your dream to become a digital nomad may be the greatest turn in your life and there are many, hundreds, thousands, millions of people out there ready to welcome and support you
It’s easier than ever to incorporate national parks into your worldschooling curriculum. This blog looks closely at worldschooling in Yellowstone.
This blog takes a close look at one mechanism in the massive portfolio of potential climate solutions – carbon offsets.
Here are four reasons we are super excited for you to attend the Denver Travel and Adventure Show this January.
We hope this starter list of worldschooling ideas has a little something for everyone and sparks your cold weather curiosity.
A lot can happen in a year. Last January, when our book was still just a hazy dream on the horizon, Julie and Annika were wandering the Denver Travel & Adventure Show thinking, “We’d love to share our message with this audience.” And this coming January? We’ll be there again—as featured speakers, with a pile of beautiful books on-hand!
This blog explores how sustainable family travel can empower the next generation of environmental stewards in our kids as they connect to nature, experience awe, and engage in grassroots solutions.
What makes us most proud at Discover Corps is the positive impact we have on both travelers and the communities we visit. Seeing our travelers return with a deeper understanding of the world, a stronger sense of empathy, and a commitment to sustainable travel is incredibly rewarding.
More and more people are finding ways to earn money while traveling. Some take their jobs from home with them.