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Everybody Look At Me, 'Cuz I'm Sailing On A Boat Remember those super cool people from yesterday's journal entry - John Lenters and Brittany Potter. Well, they're back again! That's right, tag team back again! Today my team joined team CALON on their boat to collect sensor data from their buoy in

Four of us loaded into a truck and drove roughly 100 miles north on the remaining portion of the Haul Road to the town of Dead Horse and the Arctic Ocean. We were prepared for a day of wildlife viewing with binoculars, a spotting scope on a tripod, and field guides in hand. We stopped roughly 45

Akin to such masterpieces of the small screen as American Loggers, Swamp People, and Ice Road Truckers, I'd like to think we could have our own field-based reality tv show. Maybe 'Climate Chronicles' or 'Survivor: You've Never Heard of Here.' We've certainly got the personalities, the daily toils (I

So, my video of the karst springs did not work but fear not, it will be on soon. Sarah from PolarTREC headquarters was kind enough to remind me on proper protocol, as she's had to once or twice. I attribute the problem to a few minor errors like thinking "I don't need any directions on how to upload

Summary Students spent the morning watching a LC-130H land on the skiway and then visited the backlit snow pit where IGERT student Kaitlin Keegan showed the students how the layers tell the story of the climate for the last two years. In the afternoon students rotated through three different

While my teacher co workers back in Los Angeles are attending professional development (PD) in air conditioned rooms in nearly 80 degree Californian weather. I'm attending a PD myself, but not in just any ordinary room. I must honestly be in the most northern conference room in the USA! Today's

Audio journal from Wendy Gorton. [swf file="members/wendy-gorton/audio/wgorton071512.mp3"]

Audio journal from Wendy Gorton. [swf file="members/wendy-gorton/audio/wgorton071412.mp3"]