Green Stumblers

TwilightEarth

Adam Shake is a guy from Springfield, Virginia, USA

Adam, the Co-Founder of Simple Earth Media, is a writer and an environmental activist. He loves the outdoors and plays almost as hard as he works. He enjoys hiking, kayaking, and is a "lover of wild places and good green news."

Not new to SU, Adam has 7,563 favorites at the time this was written with a modest 110 subscriptions. Adam stumbles environment pages more than anything else, but he still stumbles a wide array of topics.

Check out Adam's website, Twilight Earth, and be sure to look at Simple Earth Media to see all of the sites Adam is involved with.

CanarsieBK

Fairly new to StumbleUpon, but stumbling like an addict and reviewing like crazy, Mike has made a name for himself in a short period of time. Mike is passionate about living sustainably and both his pages and his websites provide a wealth of information on the subjects.

As of 5/27/2010 Mike has 2,932 favorites and 2,238 reviews. This number is sure to be outdated quickly. He stumbles environment, agriculture, alternative-health, gardening, and food/cooking pages to name a few.

Go to Mike's website, CanarsieBK.com to learn more about Mike and be sure to check out his blogs, 365 Ways to Go Green Simply Raw Recipes and Urban Organic Gardener.

jMichaelEdwards

An avid user of SU, Michael (yeah, that's me, but at least I didn't put myself on top!) has more than 20,000 favorites, 614 subscribers, and 463 subscriptions. He does not review as much as he used to, but he is still actively thumbing pages. He's not afraid to thumb down a page he doesn't like, even when it's sent from a friend, but he'll usually tell you why. To date, 61 people have reviewed his page. Michael stumbles a very wide range of pages with clear emphasis on environmental issues and alternative-health, but he is picky about any health related pages he stumbles, thumbing down most of them as he disagrees with the information more often than not.

Michael is the owner and chief editor of Green Lifestyle Magazine and Organic Lifestyle Magazine

thegreensmith

Paul is a sustainable/green business consultant and a blogger for Ecopreneurist and Triple Pundit. He also says he is the world's best husband. 

Environmental issues are by far Paul's most popular topic..

Check out Paul Smith's website: greensmithconsulting.com.

MeanJoeGreen

Joe writes and draws. His work can be found on Wend Magazine's website, Natural Papa, Eco Child's Play, Twilight Earth, Important Media, Cleantechnica, and a few others.

He's not super active on SU but he's a good friend to ahve and will always thumb up a good environmental page and he enjoys a pretty wide range of other topics too.

The sum total of his cartoons, articles, and work towards becoming a children's book author and illustrator can be found on JoeMohrToons.com

CaptainPlanet71

Chris works for Greenpeace USA. he loves polar bears and whales.

He mostly thumbs environmental issues and other similiar issues like alternative-energy, activisim, etc..

yobaba

You'll only find Alice on StumbleUpon. With more than 37,000 favorites, who would have time for any other social media? She is subscribed to 449 stumblers and has more than twice as many subscribed to her. She reviews often, with more than 10,000 under her belt and 287 people have reviewed her page.

While environmental issues are important to Alice, she stumbles a very wide range of pages from alternative-health and health to sports to activism, and the list goes on and on.

JSDavis82

Jeffrey says he is an "outdoorsy, scruffy, laid back, blogger, entrepreneur and personal fitness trainer in Nashville, TN." With 7,716 favorites, 241 subscribers, 172 subscriptions, and 2,255 reviews, Jeffrey is pretty active with SU. He stumbles many different topics with emphasis on environmental issues, fitness, health, gardening, and politics.

Check out Jeffrey's sites: The Fun Times Guide to Living Green and Jeffrey Davis.net

thewordisberry

Sara is a regular user at 16,000 favorites. While that's a pretty good nunmber, what's amazing is her subscriber count, which is second only to Shea on this list at 1336 at the time of this posting; 143 people have reviewed her page. Sara's number one topic is the environment, closely followed by a wide range of other topics.

Sara is the publisher and editor-in-chief of ecosalon.

sheaman42

Shea Gunther is the eco-stumbling champion with more than 42,000 pages thumbed up! With 1,489 subscribers and a mere 246 subscriptions, it's clear he chooses who he follows with care. He doesn't just thumb, he reviews too, with more than 10,000 so far. 156 people have reviewed Shea's page at the time this was written.

While the environment is his most common tag, he has one of the widest range of topics under his belt with little discrepancy between the numbers.

Shea writes "eco-entrepreneur blogs about politics, energy, and earth's resources" at Mother Nature Network.

sustainablogger

Jeff is an avid user of SU with more than 18,000 favorites and more than 4,000 reviews. He has more than 800 subscribers but he is choosey with his subscriptions at only 263. Besides the environment, by far his most common tag, he is also interested in science, politics, and business.

Jeff is the founder and editor of sustainablog.org

socialpyramid

With 29,000 favorites, Brian knows his way around StumbleUpon. He reviews often and has 131 reviews of his SU page. Brian stumbles many more environment pages than any other topic, but he is not exclusive to the green stuff and will thumb a wide range of pages.

Brian has been an environmental journalist for 7 years, and now works as an editor and writer at thedailygreen. His personal website is www.brianclarkhoward.com

d-man413

Derek loves peanut butter, the outdoors, and his family (not necessarily in that order). Derek is a veteran social media power user on StumbleUpon and a few other places as well. Derek has thumbed up more than 22,000 pages and has more than 575 people subscribed to him. The environment is by far his favorite topic, but he has stumbled a very wide range of topics.

From the editor: Perhaps my favorite blog on the internet is Derek Markham's NaturalPapa.com. If you're interested in health (real health, not the conventional kind), the environment, and family values from a progressive point of view with sustainability at its core, then this blog is for you.

THMike

With 4,362 favorites and 1,328 reviews Michael is pretty active on SU. He's been stumbling more and more lately, so expect these numbers to be outdated quickly. Michael thumbs an array of pages with environment leading the way but science, photography, and a few others aren't too far behind.

Michael writes for the discovery channel and their subsidiary, treehugger.com.

HughDB

Hugh says he helps keep the lights off at greenbiz.com. He's interested in sharing discoveries in environment, politics, green business, genealogy, and just about anything else. Hugh has more than 8,000 thumbs under his belt at SU.

Be sure to check out all the latest green business and economic news at greenbiz.com.

jbet777

He's got more than 12,000 pages thumbed up and more than 4,000 reviews of pages. He's an active stumbler who barely favors environmental pages over his many other interests. And that's about all we know of Ed.

MrChampion

By day Gary is a geography teacher, but by night he considers himself an "advocate of sustainable stewardship of the biosphere, resilient communities, appropriate pedagogy facing the future." Environment is by far his most popular tag, but he has a wide range of interests. With almost 6,000 favorites at the time this was written and 271 subscribers, Gary is one of the who's who of the green stumblers.

svartan

With 4,327 favorites, 163 subscriptions, and 130 subscribers, Starre is not the most active on the list, probably becuase she is too busy traveling. She cares deeply for our environment, keeps up with her stumbles, and she's also a great writer. Her most popular tag by far is the environment with politics a distant second.

Starre is a freelance science and environmental writer, a blogger, and the founder and editor of Eco Chick.

starfocus

Danielle Brigida from the National Wildlife Federation has more than 10,000 thumbs and 735 subscribers. She favors environment pages and says she is "using social media to protect wildlife and the environment, learn, and explore."

Learn more about Danielle Brigida at NWF.org

JollyGreenGirl

Susie loves yoga and traveling. She stumbles a very wide range of pages including environmental sites. Susie has more than 11,000 favorites and twice as many subscribers as subscriptions.

Learn more about the Jolly Green Girl at importantmedia.org

jerryjamesstone

From the editor: He's a Digg power-user, but I remember not long ago when Jerry came to me and said, "I don't really get StumbleUpon." Looking at his discoveries, you can clearly see that Jerry "gets it" now. He is quickly becoming an SU power-user and knows how to make a page popular all over the web. Truly, Jerry is an eco social media expert.

Jerry is a contributing writer for TreeHugger, Planet Green, Mother Nature Network and Gas2.

mantis108

This dad, martial artist, eco-entrepreneur, publisher, podcaster, and tech enthusiast, has 4,236 favorites as this is being written. By far he favors the green pages, as his next most popular tag is less than 10% of environment.

Sean is co-founder of Simple Earth media, co-founder and editor-in-chief of Green Living Ideas. Also check out his podcasts at Green Talk Radio

bnelson78

Bryan says he's passionate about all things green. Since a quarter of his 4,500+ favorites are tagged environment, it's clear that he is indeed an eco-stumbler.

Jeanne Weierheiser

From the editor: I got Jeanne into StumbleUpon and she's taking off nicely. She loves fitness including but not limited to yoga and is passionate about environmental issues. She's an honest stumbler who is perfectly willing to thumb down a page she deems unworthy or not of interest. She's passionate and intelligent and is one to befriend here on StumbleUpon.

Jeanne handles marketing for Sprit Voyage. If you are into Kundalini Yoga, be sure to check it out.

Jeff Kart

Jeff has been a writer for close to 20 years. He also has first-hand experiences in environmental science — from touring alternative energy facilities in Denmark to studying marine aquatics in New England, exploring the Florida Everglades, investigating invasive species in Georgian Bay and learning about wind turbine technology in Colorado. And he is a green Stumbler to know.