by climateaveng | Jul 7, 2025 | Updates
Field Notes by Benita Tan We saw the skies turn from grey to blue The sun shone brightly through the clouds The bay was protected from the winds Our kayak rowed smooth like a gentle breeze We approached the glacier that was white, blue and speckled brown Bordered by...
by climateaveng | Jul 7, 2025 | Updates
Field Notes by Virginia Bria | Team Juliet We began the day with a successful landing at Kapp Lee, navigating drizzle and swell to observe a large colony of walruses. Juveniles, adult males, and females rested on the shore while others swam nearby. Our small-group...
by climateaveng | Jul 7, 2025 | Updates
Field Notes by Hock Woon Chiang Today was packed with bold moments and wild beauty. Our expedition leader, Christle, expertly navigated through shifting weather systems overnight to bring us to a relatively sheltered landing site known for its walrus population....
by climateaveng | Jul 2, 2025 | Updates
Field Notes by Virginia Bria | Team Juliet Location: Alkefjellet, Torellneset, Brasvellbreen Despite early overcast skies and strong winds, our expedition leader Christophe gave the green light for a morning Zodiac excursion along the dramatic granite cliffs of...
by climateaveng | Jul 2, 2025 | Updates
Field Notes by Eric Bettens We started the day with our first Zodiac cruise—departing at 6:45 am, just before breakfast. The early light offered clear visibility, and we watched as the mist gradually descended, adding a sense of quiet drama to the scene. Our...
by climateaveng | Jul 2, 2025 | Updates
Field Notes by Benita Tan What an extraordinary day—three polar bears in a single day. We were blessed with clear skies and sunshine, and the Arctic gave us a truly unforgettable experience. One bear came incredibly close to the ship—just around 30 meters away. It...
