‘Good Morning America’ Co-Anchor Michael Strahan Travels to Easter Island

As part of ABC News’ ongoing “Climate Crisis” series, Michael Strahan, co-anchor of “Good Morning America,” embarks on a journey to Easter Island, a remote volcanic island situated in Polynesia. During his visit, Strahan delves into the island’s rich heritage, explores its stunning natural beauty, and takes a closer look at the historic stone statues known as moai. He also connects with locals across generations, who share their cultural traditions with him.

NEXT WEEK: @michaelstrahan explores the mystery, beauty and magical wonder of Easter Island LIVE on @GMA! pic.twitter.com/fPDWNEIyOE

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However, Strahan’s trip isn’t just about showcasing the island’s beauty and history. He also investigates how climate change is impacting the environment and people of Easter Island. He discovers that the moai, as well as the island itself, are under threat due to the effects of climate change. Additionally, he examines the impact of plastics in the surrounding waters, which break down into microplastics, and the ongoing efforts to maintain the safety and health of the ocean and its inhabitants.

On Tuesday, Feb. 28, Michael Strahan will co-anchor his first live television broadcast from Easter Island, followed by another live appearance on Thursday, Mar. 2, on “Good Morning America.”

“Good Morning America” airs Monday-Friday (7:00-9:00 a.m. EST) on ABC.

Courtesy of ABC News/”Good Morning America.

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