Next Gen Voice: I Already Feel Like I Belong

Leigh BoyleLost Mountain, Next Gen

Traveling is a strange thing. On the one hand, it feels like it takes forever – the interminable flight, the bus ride that just won’t end. But in some ways, it also feels like you close your eyes and when you open them, you’re in a completely new world. First impressions can tell you a lot and often, as Vuyelwa has done, it’s … Read More

Next Gen Voice: The Light Bulb Moment

Leigh BoyleLost Mountain, Next Gen

In the passionate pursuit of a better understanding of how best to protect and preserve our natural environment, Nelson Mulezere – one of our Positive Tracks Next Gen students – writes about the moment when he began to understand how everything in this world fits together. As we head into the The 2015 Lost Mountain Next Gen Symposium where we are moving towards creating a collaborative future for Mount Namuli, … Read More

The Lost Mountain Symposium Announces Presenting Partner Positive Tracks

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE— North Conway, New Hampshire and Maputo, Mozambique Friday, July 3 On July 11th the 2015 Lost Mountain Next Gen Symposium will bring together an international group of university students, scientists, conservation leaders and professional adventurers in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique. Presented by Positive Tracks, the twelve-day symposium brings together 35 young people to launch a conversation on “disruptive” … Read More

Next Gen Voice: The Edge of Your Comfort Zone

Leigh BoyleLost Mountain, Next Gen

Let’s just be honest: no one goes on a trip to the other side of the world and isn’t anxious about it. Meet Maegan – one of our Positive Tracks Next Gen students. Coming to us from Princeton University, Maegan shares her biggest apprehensions about joining 34 other students at the 2015 Lost Mountain Next Gen Symposium, what she’s most looking … Read More

July 1, 2015: Lost Mountain Next Gen Symposium Press Release

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—Maputo, Mozambique, Wednesday, July 1 On July 11th the 2015 Lost Mountain Next Gen Symposium will bring together an international group of university students, scientists, conservation leaders and professional adventurers in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique. The twelve-day symposium will launch conversation on “disruptive” conservation–a new model for building community-driven conservation in some of the world’s most remote and biologically … Read More

Next Gen Voice: Where I Belong

Leigh BoyleLost Mountain, Next Gen

That moment you connect the dots and realize a forest is more than just the trees – Next Gen student, Aurélio, reflects on his journey into the wild in this new Next Gen Voice Blog. Just joining us and curious about what a Next Gen is? To us, a Next Gen is any young person who pursues their passions for driving positive … Read More

Next Gen Voice: Stepping Into Adventure

Leigh BoyleLost Mountain, Next Gen

Stepping into the unknown, rallying around common ideals, and moving to action - Next Gen student, Osvaldo, tackles it all in this new Next Gen Voice Blog. Next Gen what?! We will explain... To us, a Next Gen is any young person who pursues their passions for driving positive change, exploring this great planet, forming new connections, and creating lasting impact. They ... Read More

Next Gen Voice: Taking Responsibility for Protecting Our Heritage

Leigh BoyleLost Mountain, News, Next Gen

35 African and North American Next Gen’s are converging in Mozambique in July for the 2015 Lost Mountain Next Gen Symposium.  From June 18th- September 15th, we will be sharing their voices, thoughts, ideas and passions in our Next Gen Voice Blogs. To us, a Next Gen is any young person who pursues their passions for driving positive change, exploring this great … Read More