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Meet the Team Introducing Sarah Nalven of Team Microbe. Sarah has been so busy these days that she is frankly hard to find with a spare minute, but nevertheless, here's Sarah!

## Species Journal Sunday is everyone's day off. It was another

Journey to Deadhorse We left camp this morning (Saturday) bright and early at 6am, the clouds were starting to part and we could see the familiar Brooks Range mountains peeking though- an unfamiliar sight over the past few days. We piled 6 of us into a pickup and headed out north on the Dalton

After a long winter at home, then a month in the Alaskan Arctic, I felt a need for some time with my wife Julie and the tropics. Time for "Polar to Solar" v2.0; Destination, the Big Island of Hawaii. What better way to make up for missed summer than a visit to the beach. To melt some of the

Today we got the chance to visit Lake Ferguson. The ride was very, very bumpy! Hope and Erica even believed that the car was going to fall apart! The ride was very short but the view was spectacular! Hope was very amazed because she had never seen landscape like that ever before in Hawai’i. When we

Today was a mix of being a tourist and working on science. Two teams traveled together north on the Dalton Highway to Prudhoe Bay. This is the farthest north on can travel on a U.S. highway. Along the way we were treated to a show of Alaskan wildlife. A herd of musk ox were in a field, rolling on

Where is it you are going again? Greenland . . . I am going to Greenland. When inquiring about my upcoming trip, friends and family would consistently blunder asking: “When do you leave for Iceland . . . Actually, I will be visiting Greenland.” “Are you excited about going to Finland . . . Umm I am

This morning a few students woke up early to go for a run to see Lake Ferguson, while others decided to sleep as much as possible. The entire group got ready for the day and ate breakfast at 7:00 am. After breakfast, we gathered for an introduction to the Kangerlussuaq Field School. We started off