Farewell and Reflections

The ARCSPIN team is now safely home, and the work continues... we're processing over 200 samples from Arctic Alaska to test our research hypothesis. Thank you for joining this journey!

A Watery Introduction to Driving in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is largely rural and mountainous, so driving anywhere (especially during the rainy season) can be an adventure. I learned the hard way in my first few hours there!

Deep Dive on High-Tech Marine Robots

Hi, I'm Chad with the Endurance22 Expedition sub-sea team. Let me introduce you to the amazing underwater robot that makes a deep-water shipwreck search possible!

A Little Bit About Me

Hi, my name is Colin, and I'm off on an adventure to amazing Costa Rica! Before we explore this small but important country in Central America together, let me introduce myself.

Antarctic Wildlife: Creatures of the Deep

What is the most important animal living in the Antarctic? Endurance22 Director of Exploration Mensun Bound tells us why it’s important to explore the mysterious underwater world of the Weddell Sea.

 

Antarctic Wildlife: Birds, Seals and Whales

Beyond the iconic penguin, the Antarctic is home to a surprising diversity of wildlife in the sky, on and around the ice, and in the frigid salt water. Let’s investigate!

Antarctic Wildlife: Penguins

Endurance22 Director of Exploration Mensun Bound grew up in and around the Falkland Islands, and here he introduces the remarkable wildlife of the Antarctic–starting with the loveable penguin!

The Challenges of Change

Hi, my name is Thomas, and after working with my Iñupiat colleagues in Utqiagvik, I've learned a lot about how local people in Arctic Alaska have found ways to adapt to the changing environment.

Why Does the Endurance Story Endure?

After more than a century, why do people still tell the story of Ernest Shackleton’s 1914-1917 Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition? Let's ask Explorers Club President Richard Garriott de Cayeux!

 

An Eventful Week In Utqiaġvik

Hi, I'm Dr. Marina Nieto-Caballero. I joined the ARCSPIN Expedition as a researcher to study microbes in permafrost, water bodies and air. Let me show you what it is like to work in remote locations!

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