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Satellite Phone Audio Journal A hike up Canfield Mountain to test the satellite phone and begin the first Ask the Team contest!

The Tuzzy The majority of our day was spent in the Tuzzy Library. We met with a few contacts there, discussing the logistics of launching the Teen CERT program in Barrow next Summer. Nothing has been secured, yet, but we will meet up with them again next week. We searched through several books

If you're a high school or college student and think it might be interesting and fun to do research at a place like the Toolik Field Station for a summer, here's what I want to tell you: You CAN do it. In fact, there are a lot of college students working at Toolik this summer. Two of them are on our

Today, after an early breakfast at the airport cantina, we left Kangerlussuaq bound for Summit on an LC-130. We rode the bus to the airstrip and loaded up on the plane. We excitedly settled into our seats and buckled in. We unloaded for a brief time while a radio line between the loadmaster and the

A Quick Recap## As mentioned in previous journals, this project is investigating the dynamics of the tundra soil ecosystem by determining the impact that the wolf spider has on detritivores

The answer to yesterday’s photo… The “mud crack” look on the surface of the earth is a classic surface feature formed by permafrost. The lines are ice wedges that have formed from surface water seeping into the ground. ## Today’s events So it was a work day today – paperwork, that is. We worked