Adventure Sports Podcast11 Dec 2023

Ep. 988: Hudson River From Source to Statue of Liberty - Greg Morrissey

Adventure education: Greg Morrissey's Mountain Goat Movement – guiding transformative expeditions for young people from the Adirondacks to Antarctica, connecting them to explorers and storytellers, and leading a 390-mile Hudson River source-to-sea journey with students and environmental scientists to inspire purpose and adventure.

Greg Morrissey is an educator, explorer, and founder of Mountain Goat Movement -- an organization that is dedicated to providing transformative adventures from the Adirondacks to Antarctica while connecting folks to inspiring explorers, mountain athletes, and storytellers.

He was a teacher for over a decade and would take his students on adventures every break. After seeing the need for more young people to have life-changing adventures, he jumped in full-time and started the Mountain Goat Movement. He now guides trips throughout the year taking young people to the furthest reaches of our planet to instill in them the power of adventure and purpose.

Most recently, Greg led a novel 390-mile expedition of the Hudson River, from source to sea, with a team of environmental scientists and students. The trip was an amazing achievement

Greg is an avid member of the Explorers Club, Next Generation of Explorers, and the American Alpine Club -- he has offered inspiring adventure talks across schools, brands, and is a highly-sought public speaker.

Learn more about Greg and Mountain Goat Movement:

https://www.mountaingoatmovement.com

https://www.instagram.com/mountaingoatmovement/?hl=en

https://www.instagram.com/greg_morrissey_/?hl=en

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