Observing Global CO2 at The Top of the World Ignites My Teaching
Visiting NOAA Global observatory ignites taking action through education to slow climate change impacts locally and globally.
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- Apr 7
Listening to and Teaching 5th Graders at the Top of the World
Listening to understand 10 year olds' connections to sea ice and weather patterns in Utqiaġvik, Alaska while teaching Arctic Ocean currents.
- Apr 5
Timeless Ephemeral Beauty of Sea Ice
Spectacular beautiful day on the sea ice deploying buoys, wooden boats, and retrieving a prototype sensor.
- Apr 1
Arctic Oceanfront 8th Graders Do Sea Ice Science
Over 70 Eben Hopson Middle School 8th graders explored Iñupiat Knowledge, Sea Ice Biology, Remote Sensing, and Snow, Sea Ice and Weather.
- Mar 31
Girl Scouts Go Polar: Exploring Arctic STEM Careers
Girls in both Basalt, Colorado and Utqiaġvik, Alaska learn about the Arctic sea ice.
- Mar 31
Sizing Up the Sea Ice
Studying sea ice as various geographic scales is central to teaching 8th graders on the ice in Utqiaġvik, Alaska.
- Mar 26
Planning for Students, Girl Scouts, Sea Ice, and Polar Bears Too
Embarking on 2023 Spring International Arctic Buoy Programme (IABP) deployment campaign including lots of outreach opportunities.
- Mar 13
Dynamic Sea Ice Buoy Deployment Planning Underway
We are watching the dynamic Arctic sea ice movement in preparing for spring 2023 IABP expedition to Utqiaġvik, Alaska.
- Jan 3
Arctic Buoys Help Tell Story of Planetary Climate Change
Each year, NOAA produces the Arctic Report Card to help us understand the exponential impacts of climate change on the Arctic. Many of...
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