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Radically Wild Puerto Rico Vlog

Ukulele Sessions: Singing My Environmental Signs

Here I play my Ukulele and sing my environmental signs that I have been carrying with me along the beaches and rivers in Puerto Rico for the past 5 years in many of the beautiful rivers and beaches of Puerto Rico. You can see more photos and read why I protest for the environment here. Enjoy

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Radically Wild Puerto Rico Vlog

Jumping From Over 50 Feet Into A Beautiful River In Puerto Rico

Jumping From Over 50 Feet Into A Beautiful River In Puerto Rico

SO many beautiful rivers and beaches on the beautiful paradise island of Puerto Rico. So I hope to take you all through my adventures through out the island as Puerto Rico becomes my playground and with that said the WORLD is OUR playground. Play, live, Connect!

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Video: Social Experiment Puerto Rico: Would The People Pick Up Or Ignore The Garbage?

Social Experiment Puerto Rico: Would The People Pick Up Or Ignore The Garbage

Everyday I go to a beautiful beach or river or drive down the roads of this beautiful paradise that is Puerto Rico I it inundated with garbage, Which is why I decided to walk around with signs at the beaches and rivers so that I could raise awareness to this issue.

Every day that I would go clean up whatever beach or river that I might be in, while I noticed everyone else just happily ignores it. I even issued a challenge for people to pick up garbage at the beaches and rivers which can be found here.

One day I went to this beautiful beach that I always would walk with my signs in and would clean it as I went and wrote a blog about it’s destruction here because I would always find garbage there and so on this day I found garbage yet again hidden in the bushes, so I decided to remove it and place it where it would be visible and thought it was time I did a social experiment.

So I decided to leave the garbage I took out of nature since it has become their garbage can and I decided to put it in the walkway going to the beach.

I then went and hid behind a tree (Well, I wasn’t hiding, but they did not notice me, like they don’t notice the garbage.)

I wanted to see if someone would do what I do everyday that I go to the beach and that is leaving it cleaner (or try to at least.) than it was before.

So how did the people do?

Well as seen in the video one group left added on to that garbage by leaving a bottle in which I had to confront them about it.

I stood there for 30 minutes and no one decided to pick it up. I of course removed the garbage from there, but I am just one man.

Imagine all these people coming together to clean up and leaving it cleaner than they found it.

I think it’s time for the people to wake up and take action (Again take my one trash bag challenge.) and to stop treating paradise like a landfill and stop accepting this as normal. I made this video here asking the people which they prefer, landfill or paradise.

We should be striving for something better, a better world, a better us! Stop accepting mediocrity.  We have to stop treating our home, our mother like garbage. Start respecting, cherishing and appreciating this beautiful gift we have been bestowed. For it is the Only home we have.

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Would you have continued walking or would you have picked it up? Please leave comments down below

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Radically Wild Puerto Rico Vlog

VIDEO: Walking Barefoot In Yunque Rainforest In Puerto Rico

Walking Barefoot In Yunque Rainforest In Puerto Rico

I live a barefoot life, click here to read why. So I decided to walk barefoot in Yunque rain forest where I hiked up over 7 miles through rugged terrain barefoot and shirtless on a chilly cold day. The terrain  has many jagged rocks all over,

About El Yunque

El Yunque is the only Tropical Rain Forest in the United State’s National Forest Systemand is located 40 kilometers east of San Juan metro area. It consist of 28,000 acres of the most beautiful Rain Forest in the world. It is characterized by a rugged topography and an overabundant, highly diverse vegetation. There are 240 native tree species, 23 of them found only in El Yunque. 88 Rare tree species. 50 native orchids and 150 types of ferns.

For the Taino aborigines, the Luquillo Mountain Range was a sacred place. The word “Yuke” means white lands in reference to the mountain tops which are usually covered by clouds. Petroglyphs can be found in some remote parts of these mountains.

I offer barefoot tours in Puerto Rico, for more on my tours visit the tour page here.

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Why Cannabis Hemp In Puerto Rico Could Be The New Sugar Cane

Why Cannabis Hemp In Puerto Rico Could Be The New Sugar Cane I am currently living in the beautiful tropical island, Puerto Rico and I look at the potential this beautiful island has to be productive. An beautiful paradise with rich fertile land and tropical warm weathers all year long. Yet they produce very little …