Walking among the trees, listening to the sounds of nature, and observing the complexity of life unfolding around me is a reminder of why I do this work.
Knowing that every day I can make a difference, bring someone home, is what motivates me to continue, even in the most difficult moments.
When I think of water, I don't just see a resource: I see life itself. Every drop we conserve, every solution we find to address drought, is a step towards a more resilient world.
I am proud to continue my family tradition, but I am also aware that my work must adapt to the times.
Every time I collect a soil sample, I think about how fragile and precious our planet is. Soil, often taken for granted, is actually one of the most important treasures we have.
Whales, with their grace and resilience, have become the symbol of my fight for the oceans. They teach me every day that, even in the face of difficulties, it is worth continuing to fight.
When the expedition ended, I brought home more than photographs. Each image was one piece of a larger puzzle, a testament to the fragility of our planet and the urgent need to act.
A simple journey born from curiosity became a mission that changed not only the lives of the people we met, but our own as well.