Environmental Writing
Tags: Ice cores, science photography, Alaska, Arctic, wildfire, development
The Coldest Place on Earth
A unique Look at the National Ice Core Facility
Public land defenders push for public comment on Arctic drilling
The push for oil exploration in Alaska’s arctic speeds up
Researchers watch and learn as fire habits and human development reach a tipping point
Fire season was over, but the blaze still took hold.
Science Writing
Tags: Extinction, toads, microbiome, isotopes, Greenland, CU Boulder
Give Me Shelter From Extinction
The Colorado boreal toad is receiving experimental treatment to fight off widespread infection.
A conversation between Arctic air and the East Greenland ice sheet
After decades of using drills to unearth answers to our climate history, scientists are using drones to look up, into our climate future.
Profiles
Tags: Adventure, Mindfulness, Arctic photography
Profile of an Adventurer
A life-threatening fall down Mt Whitney creates a passion for mental strength
Academic Research
Oceanography and climate project
Measuring ice sheets for the benefit of whalers - while studying oceanography and climate at CU Boulder I looked into whether satellites were a sufficient way to estimate ice thickness on the northern coast of Alaska. This is important for villagers who traverse the ice to hunt. You can view my presentation here.