2019 Arctic Expedition: Day 12
The morning began with an outdoor briefing on the bow overlooking Dundas Harbour. Next came pod group meetings where one group even did a relaxing face...
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The morning began with an outdoor briefing on the bow overlooking Dundas Harbour. Next came pod group meetings where one group even did a relaxing face...
Read MoreGuest post by James Raffan Jesse Byrne brought the house down with his song, written in Ian Tamblyn and George Woodhouse's songwriting workshop, and...
Read More(c) Kim Aubut Demers/SOI Foundation The morning began with a series of Isuma workshops where students were able to creatively express themselves and...
Read MoreThe morning began with a series of workshops as well as a panel discussion on Tallurutiup Imanga, the newly announced National Marine Conservation Area!...
Read MoreToday the expedition team landed at Qiajivik (Coutts Inlet), Nunavut on the northeastern arm of Baffin Island. Elders onboard took to the land first with a...
Read MoreAfter a day's journey across the Davis Strait, we have arrived in The Canadian Arctic! c) Natta Summerky/SOI Foundation The morning began with two...
Read MoreToday was the first full day at sea as we sailed across the Davis Strait, headed for the Canadian High Arctic. Students started off their day with...
Read MoreStudents began their afternoon in Uummannaq, Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) where we were greeted by our dear friend, Ann Andreasen, and the people of the...
Read Morehttps://youtu.be/hBl-jJDvPKo Update from Expedition Leader Geoff Green in Disko Bay, Greenland Today began with a Zodiac tour around magnificent...
Read More(student and staff blogs below) (c) Natta Summerky/SOI Foundation Today was an exciting first full day in Greenland! After sailing out of Kangerlussuaq...
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