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Agenda highlights 1. Program wrap up and evaluations 2. Prepare presentations and write reflections 3. Presenting projects to each other and visiting guests.

Today's commentary *Submitted by Jeannie (USA) and Christine (Denmark) Today we had the morning to work on our projects. The task for the morning was to finish writing abstracts and input all our data. Groups spent most of the morning trying to finish everything up to get ready for our

Agenda highlights 1. Processing samples/data 2. Saying goodbye to Kasper and the bikes 3. Photo night: sharing photos from the program

Today's commentary Submitted by Taylor (USA), Arno (Greenland), Simun (Greenland), Christine (Denmark) Today we started with a presentation by three scientists from University of Colorado who work with "Greenland Rivers as Indicators of Ice Sheet Melt". In this presentation we were told of how

Today's commentary Submitted by Lauritz (Greenland), Maria (USA), Ellen (Greenland),and Emil (Denmark) Well we started our day with a very interested slideshow by one of the teachers who was talking about whales. It was really amazing because we learned a lot about whales and how they live and

Today's commentary Submitted by Hans Christian (Greenland), Rebecca (Denmark), Jeannie (USA), and Aima (Greenland) Today began with an early wake-up so we could get on the bus to go out towards the glacier. On the bus ride this morning, we were lucky enough to see a family of musk ox near the

This study's aim was to research the relationship between water quality and the growth of large Nostoc cyanobacteria (species unidentified) blooms near the Kangerlussuaq area. To explore this, water samples were taken within the lakes to test the water quality in terms of: pH, nitrate, nitrite

The purpose of this research project is to investigate the water quality in different lakes in the area of Kangerlussuaq and to study the connection between the water quality and the plankton in these lakes. A difference in water quality between the lakes near ice sheet and those close to the

In this project our main question was how the body reacts in different situations, such as hiking, biking, sleeping and sudden cooling. Our hypotheses were that there would be a difference between the Greenlandic and Caucasian subjects and that we could tell from the use of energy what the subjects

Our group proposed the question of where musk ox tend to concentrate and what factors play a role in their choice of location. The hypothesis we proposed was that the musk ox would tend to locate themselves around a main source of water, such as a lake or river, and that they would also situate