Road Scholar Launches New Environmental Program Series

BOSTON, Oct. 24, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- An August 6^th article in Scientific American named July 2019 the hottest month in recorded history. From indigenous communities in the jungles of the Amazon, to the Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg, more and more people want to understand the causes of global climate change and are pressing for solutions.

Not-for-profit Road Scholar, the world's largest educational travel organization, is launching six community-based programs as a part of a series called Our Changing Planet, aimed at helping participants understand the local impacts of global climate change, and more importantly, outlining actions communities are taking to mitigate and adapt to these changes.

Beginning in October, participants will be able to enroll in six unique learning adventures:

"To understand human impact on global climate change, we must understand the science behind the causes of climate change," said James Moses, President and CEO of Road Scholar. "We developed this new series of environmental learning experiences to provide insights into the science behind global warming and to learn about real-life solutions being practiced throughout the U.S. Participants will also learn what they can do in their local communities to protect the environment and will take away a deeper understanding of this complex issue."

Learn more at www.roadscholar.org/planet.

About Road Scholar

Road Scholar is the nation's largest not-for-profit educational travel organization for adults. It offers 5,500 programs in 150 countries and 50 states, as well as financial aid for those who otherwise could not participate in its programs.

Road Scholar educational adventures are created by Elderhostel, the leader in educational travel since 1975. Learn more at press.roadscholar.org.

SOURCE Road Scholar