Nineteen intrepid Princeton travelers joined the passengers, crew and staff of the icebreaker Kapitan Khlebnikov to journey north to the High Arctic. Amid the drama and beauty of the expansive glaciers, small villages and frozen seas, Study Leader Michael Lemonick shared insights on climate change, based on more than twenty years of research and reporting.
Polar Bears on Lady Franklin Island - Amy Garawitz
Alumni with iceberg - Amy Garawitz
Our lecturers - Amy Garawitz
Houses in Uummannaq - Amy Garawitz
Bird Cliffs at Coburg Island - Amy Garawitz
From the Kapitan Khlebnikov - Amy Garawitz
Help with the Zodiacs at Grise Fjord - Amy Garawitz
Norwegian Bay - Amy Garawitz
Ice to Break in Eureka Sound - Amy Garawitz
Broken Ice - Amy Garawitz
Above Ellesmere Island - Amy Garawitz
Quittinirpaaq National Park - Amy Garawitz
Princetonians at Sea - Amy Garawitz
Surprise for Lorraine Barba's birthday - Amy Garawitz
Princeton Celebration - Amy Garawitz
Ice Breaking in Norwegian Bay - Amy Garawitz
Whale Bone - Amy Garawitz
Glacier at Sunset - Amy Garawitz
Impromptu Celebration on the Kapitan Khlebnikov - Amy Garawitz
Best Photo (ok, actually a picture of a painting in Iqualuit) - Amy Garawitz