There has been plenty of discussion recently about how COVID19 is affecting climate change. Many are working/schooling from home, walking/biking instead of driving and are minimizing international travel. There’s also been a widespread toward living more simply—cooking at home, more budget awareness head led to a reduction in excess materialism, etc. Though these shifts have resulted in a daily drop in carbon emissions, there have also been many setbacks and there is still much work to be done.

Matt Tucker is not only passionate about skiing, snowboarding, mountain bike riding, surfing and kite surfing, he’s also committed to climate advocacy. His mission is to “mobilize millions of climate concerned citizens to build the political will to make 2021 the year that our country commits to rebuilding the economy by transitioning to renewable energy.”

I was starving…for two essential things. Nutrition AND a true friend. After several years of jungle living, my relentless focus on building the Tailwind Jungle Lodge had compromised my health and my social life (don’t make this mistake, balance is key!). Exhausted, I finally hired on some helping hands, learned to delegate, and sought a healthier routine. My first stop? A new farmer’s market that had just been created in Sayulita, a nearby surfing community.

As I meandered through the colorful market to a stand that was overloaded with radiant organic greens—what a delight to see kale after years of enduring iceberg lettuce! Beneath the table, a golden retriever wagged her tail happily while a naturally beautiful young woman wearing a charmingly tattered straw hat greeted me with a warm smile.

“I think I need to know you…” I said to her the golden retriever held out her paw to shake hands.

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