About WandeRoots Blog

Welcome to Wanderoots Lab! I’m Jade Marie, a traveler, a seeker, and a storyteller on a mission to explore life through a holistic lens. After navigating many challenges—from an academic path in mechanical modeling to volunteering in remote corners of the world—I created this space to share my experiences and insights on how we can live more mindfully, sustainably, and with purpose.

At the core of my journey is a deep belief in the power of nature and connection. Inspired by the symbolism of three trees—rooted in the earth, reaching for the sky, and blossoming into the world—I explore how we can grow, heal, and flourish by embracing our roots, nurturing our growth, and reaching out to others. Wanderoots Lab is where I share this exploration of life, sustainability, and self-growth, while also connecting with the earth and each other.

Through my travels, I’ve discovered the beauty of living simply, connecting deeply with nature, and empowering others to take charge of their personal growth and well-being. My journey has taken me from Mongolia to Malaysia, and now, through Wanderoots Lab, I want to inspire you to cultivate your own roots, break through barriers, and live a life that’s both sustainable and meaningful.

Alongside Wanderoots Lab, I also founded Racines & Voyage (ReV)—an association based in France and dedicated to organizing transformative trips for young people from social services and underprivileged areas. These trips are a chance to explore new places with famous athletes and give back to local communities by supporting schools and orphanages. This humanitarian project embodies the same core values of adventure, growth, and connection that I champion here at Wanderoots Lab.

Here, I share stories of my travels, offer practical tips on sustainability, ecofeminism, mental health, and holistic living, and explore the science of nature. I invite you to join me on this journey of exploration, growth, and healing—where we can deepen our roots, create meaningful experiences, and inspire each other to live a life filled with purpose, joy, and connection.

Let’s explore, grow, and inspire each other to live our most rooted lives.


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