Archive for month: July, 2026

Photo of the Laurence M. Gould in a field of small icebergs with the Antarctic continent in the background. (right) Painting of the same scene held by Abigail Willis.

Antarctic fieldwork is often defined by instruments, sampling protocols, and long days on the water. But sometimes, it’s an unexpected moment captured by a camera that resonates the most. In a recent LTER Network story, A lesson on why…

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