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!
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!
Sampling the Arctic land in Alaska is not easy. The roads are made of dirt, so there’s a lot of mud and plenty of ways to get stuck! Here's how we work together to navigate this difficult terrain.
The Arctic climate is changing faster than anywhere else on Earth. We’re here studing how permafrost is thawing out and releasing specks of dirt and microbes in the air that could affect weather.
More than 100 years after Ernest Shackleton's ship, Endurance, sank off Antarctica, a team of underwater search experts is going back to find it! Join the expedition at explore.reachtheworld.org.
Costa Rica is home to an estimated 500,000 species of plants and animals, making it one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. Join me as I explore this special place through a conservation lens.
Travel to the frontline of climate change in far-north Alaska alongside a team of researchers who are investigating the relationship between melting permafrost and changes within clouds.
Even though my students are learning remotely due to COVID-19, we have found a way to explore and play outside together again. See what insects, mammals and birds my students found in their backyards!
People use maps and geographic thinking to understand the world, make decisions and solve problems to make the world a better place. Let's talk about GIS and how you can use it at school!
