Author Archives: lindsey

I just came across this nice summary of the outcomes of the workshop Engaging Rural and Alaska Native Undergraduates and Youth in Arctic STEM on the ARCUS website: https://www.arcus.org/witness-the-arctic/2021/2/article/32631 Also included is this nice summary graphic by Sarah Crowley, Raining … Continue reading →

I loved my time (many years ago now!) living and working in Edmonton Canada, in the ice core lab of the Earth and Atmophperic Science department and the Geological Service of Canada in Ottawa. So I was super happy to … Continue reading →

Its always nice to check in with a friendly glacier that you know well, especially when stuck in the office, so below are the available webcams looking at the glaciers that we are particularly interested in checking in with from … Continue reading →

I was invited to contribute to a series of Mountain Talks pitched to IFMGA members and organized by IFMGA (Environmental and Sustainable Access Commission), UIAA (Mountain Protection Commission) and GRID-Arendal. It is a great pleasure to have these opportunities to … Continue reading →

I’m lucky enough to be part of the ClimArtLab Project: Evolving Futures by Owning our Mess, which is a collaboration between scientists, artists, and philosophers to create art interventions that can induce behavioral change. Its wonderful to exchange ideas with … Continue reading →