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Tag Archives: Blog
  • Hurry Up and Wait

    Posted by Megan Behnke on July 12, 2015

    I was prepared for the trip to Cherskiy to be full of long waits and frantic rush. That was how it had been last year, and I was prepared to…


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  • Arctic Ground Squirrel

    Posted by Nigel Golden on July 15, 2014

    The scientists who study global carbon cycling and the processes affecting it are commonly bio-geochemists. There is a lengthy chain-link of scientists lined up trying to paint this picture….


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  • A Snapshot

    Posted by Julian Theberge on July 13, 2014

    The barge is the central hub of life. It hugs the shore of the Kolyma River, which at this latitude is about five kilometers across. The metal hull is…


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  • Hunting for Plans and UV light

    Posted by Megan Behnke on July 12, 2014

    I thought I knew what I wanted to study, and how to do it. I needed water—a stream that ran from headwaters down through beaded pools and into an…


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  • Skipping Stones in the Forest

    Posted by Kenzie Kuhn on July 12, 2014

    Most scientists follow a path that leads them to becoming an expert in their field —just one aspect of scientific knowledge. Some people spend their time looking at plants…


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  • Fun… Fun All The Time!

    Posted by Homero Pena on July 12, 2014

    Since arriving in Cherskiy, everything has been fast paced, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.  From day one, Heather Alexander made me an expert at taking soil…


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  • Tundra Anticipation

    Posted by Jessica Eason on July 12, 2014

    Next on the agenda is the tundra. The anticipation has been building for the past seven or so days to go to this mysterious place. So far we have…


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  • Update from the Tundra – midnight July 11, 2014

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 11, 2014

    I just got a satellite phone call from Chris Linder.  It was midnight July 11 for him in Siberia, and 8 am July 11 for me in Washington DC….


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  • Krutaya Drisva: 69.3479°N, 161.4630°E

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 9, 2014

    Last night I got a message from Sue Natali (Polaris Project Research Coordinator and 2014 Expedition Leader) reporting that the group had arrived safely at the remote tundra research…


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  • To the Tundra…

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 8, 2014

    The Polaris Project has headed north from Cherskiy to spend ~12 days at a remote tundra field site.  The way north is via the Kolyma River – they’ve headed…


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  • All Well in Cherskiy

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 2, 2014

    The Polaris Project 2014 Expedition in now underway!  Everyone made it to Cherskiy without incident and all are now settling in to their new routine.  As is often the…


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