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Our Changing World – The Greening of the Arctic

November 25, 2016November 25, 2016 | imyerssmith

Isla’s 8th November 2016 ‘Our Changing World‘ lecture: The Greening of the Arctic is now available on YouTube:

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Close your eyes and picture a house-sized cliff of frozen soil looming above your head, an earthy compost-like smell radiating from the sludge surrounding your boots, and the gentle yet continuous trickling of water racing past you down to the sea.

Is there anywhere more beautiful than the Kluane Range mountains and St. Elias icefields? Read about the Kluane Crew’s flight to the largest non-polar icefield and the Arctic Crew’s Inuvik adventures in Team Shrub’s most recent blog post. Here’s a quote from the post:

Team Shrub now finds itself divided in two different places having separate adventures on either side of the Yukon territory.

Where does a journey begin? For Team Shrub this summer, maybe the journey begins here on the shores of Kluane Lake in the Mountains of the Southern Yukon.

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