Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Karst springs emerge from underground limestone networks that sustain rare aquatic species and provide vital fresh water for surrounding regions. They’re increasingly threatened by groundwater over-extraction, pollution, and altered rainfall patterns caused by climate change, which reduce flow and endanger their unique subterranean biodiversity.
This track is a journey through their evolution and is part of Rokita's Kickstarter campaign "Maps Of The Earth We Still Have." Learn more & back the project here: kickstarter.com/projects/rokita/maps-of-the-earth-we-still-have
If we reach our goal, I'll produce a whole album of these (7 more tracks!) based on the top 10 most endangered ecosystems in the world; and each track and painting will be accompanied by a poem by Scott Thornton. There's just 11 days to go and we're nearly 50% funded!
Karst springs emerge from underground limestone networks that sustain rare aquatic species and provide vital fresh water for surrounding regions. They’re increasingly threatened by groundwater over-extraction, pollution, and altered rainfall patterns caused by climate change, which reduce flow and endanger their unique subterranean biodiversity.
This track is a journey through their evolution and is part of Rokita's Kickstarter campaign "Maps Of The Earth We Still Have." Learn more & back the project here: kickstarter.com/projects/rokita/maps-of-the-earth-we-still-have
If we reach our goal, I'll produce a whole album of these (7 more tracks!) based on the top 10 most endangered ecosystems in the world; and each track and painting will be accompanied by a poem by Scott Thornton. There's just 11 days to go and we're nearly 50% funded!
