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We lose the Arctic, We lose the World.
Press release Svalbard, Norway and BC,Canada- May 20, 2022. Global Call to Action from Extreme Citizen Scientists to embrace bridging Indigenous wisdom and community science to confront our Climate Crisis Celebrating International Biodiversity Day with the theme «A...
Why giving up is not an option
Climate Adaptation and the Power of Community By Sunniva Sorby, co-founder Hearts in the Ice This week marks the publication of IPCC’s second assessment report (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change). “Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability” - sounding off alarm...
We are all in this together and what we need is Expedition behavior
“The quest for certainty blocks the search for meaning. Uncertainty is the very condition to impel man to unfold his powers” – Erich Fromm This post is to lift us all up, hold each other in our highest kindest thoughts and hearts and to inspire hope and connectivity...
14-day challenge and ready for COP26
– The planet is facing a rapidly accelerating emergency, but it’s not too late to act, says Christiana Figueres, architect of the historic 2015 Paris Agreement. – All of us start the transformation in one place — our mindset. This decade is a moment of choice unlike...
A bark from Ettra
– Woof! Ettra here. I want to share a bit about my life at Bamsebu with you. The first winter I slept outside almost the entire time. It was dark, cold and windy but I rolled up like the fur ball that I am. The coldest night it was -34 degrees. Don’t forget I have a...
No days are alike
“The sky knows when it's time to snow. Don't need to teach a seed to grow. It's just another ordinary miracle today.” - Sarah Maclaughlan – What is a typical day at Bamsebu? We often get asked that. There are things we do every single day like getting a fire...
The countdown is on
“I have no special talents, I am merely passionately curious” -Albert Einstein Its April and its Citizen Science Month, so what does that mean? For us up here in the land of ice and snow and Polar Bears it means being a keen observer to change as we record what...
From climate despair to climate optimism
Solstice- moving towards the light to shine the light! We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. — TS Eliot Inspiration and guest expert We are borrowing...
Climate technology and a beautiful day
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” ― Margaret Mead. As we celebrate Community this month- we celebrate the immense power people possess when they band together with...
The light is back, but there is still no sea ice
“Borders, I have never seen one. But I hear they exist in the minds of some people” – Thor Heyerdahl - Life here can be thought of as chaos. It is surreal, dark, cold, expansive, harsh, barren, peaceful, magical and ever-changing. It is full of random polar...
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