Day 3: SOI Alumni at the Arctic Circle Assembly
From beginning to end, day three was incredible, bringing together the SOI community in shared learning, collaboration and looking ahead. The delegates...
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From beginning to end, day three was incredible, bringing together the SOI community in shared learning, collaboration and looking ahead. The delegates...
Read MoreDay two of the SOI Alumni Delegation to Arctic Circle brought the team to the official first day of the Assembly. Jam packed with workshops, networking...
Read MoreThe following news release was issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada on September 17, 2018 to announce our collaborative launch of a new Ocean...
Read More Shazia Ranmal is 18 years old from Montreal, Canada. This fall she will be going to Concordia University where she has plans to study Human...
Read MoreBy Marina Antipina / Tyumen, Russia (c) Marina Antipina /SOI Foundation I’m so happy that I was a part of the 2018 Arctic Expedition. Thank you to...
Read MoreBy Ally Zhao, Vaughan, ON, Canada (c) Natta Summerky /SOI Foundation It has been two weeks post-expedition and I am already starting to miss everything...
Read MoreOttawa, Canada
Today was our final day of the 2018 Arctic Expedition. Despite the endless bounty of knowledge, enthusiasm, conversation topics, opportunities for learning and...
Read MoreKangerlussuaq, Kalaallit Nunaat / Greenland
Today’s rerouting to Kangerlussuaq, Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) allowed us to spend the day on the Greenland Ice Sheet. As the second largest ice body in...
Read MoreKangerlussuaq Fjord, Kalaallit Nunaat / Greenland
Today, we woke up to beautiful sunshine through the fog as if the weather was honouring our last full day at sea. The common reaction is sadness that the...
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