Our Mission

GeoTrek explores the world to tell stories about extreme weather and natural disasters that are not covered in the mainstream media. In each episode, we dig in with a wide range of stakeholders to understand the opportunities and risks that come from our planet’s most powerful forces.

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What is GeoTrek?

GeoTrek helps people understand extreme weather in a new way—by focusing on the real stories of those who’ve lived through it and those working to reduce its impact. We bring the human side of weather to the forefront, sparking deeper conversations about preparedness and solutions.

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Close-up of a smartphone screen displaying a text message conversation. The message is from Karl Jaskinski and discusses a 1950s home and a weather storm surge event at Siesta Key, Florida.
A smartphone screen displaying a message conversation, with the message from Karl Jasinski about renovations including converting a pool area into an outdoor entertainment space and changing interior layout.

Real People. Real Stories.

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