IGERT students from the University of Kansas C-CHANGE program were in Kangerlussuaq last week as part of 10-day field course on Climate Change in Greenland and the Arctic. We were fortunate to spend time with them in the field and at a poster session at the research station.
[Danny explaining the mystery of the sea tomatoes to students and faculty from KU. Read their excellent take on the project here.]
[Poster session at Kangerlussuaq International Science Support.]
Many thanks to KU for stimulating many informative and productive conversations. We really enjoyed sharing our experiences and perceptions of Arctic change.
Alexandra Giese
amlauder
chrispolashenski
crhammond
fire'n'ice
juliabc
Jessica Trout-Haney
keegankm
kopecb
Chelsea Vario
laurablevy
lbcorbett
leculler
Lee McDavid
marcuswelker
ninakl
Ruth Heindel
OAE
sfey
stephgregory
arctic bliss
Thomas Overly
