How do you maintain enough energy to ski through difficult snow and track wolverines all day?  Forrest McCarthy explains just how important Alpine Air Foods, ClifBar and salami are to the expedition.

The team may have found a wolverine den site with lots of tracks. Rebecca Watters provides the update below and Jim and Gregg answer student questions. Be sure to listen to Part 1 and Part 2.  Keeping warm in Mongolia

Snow leopards are thought to be extirpated from the Darhad... but the team found some interesting tracks. Gregg explains, click link below.  Snow leopard track 1? Snow leopard tracks?

Nomadic Mongolians migrate to the Darhad every spring. The team has crossed paths and has had a chance to interact for the past couple of days. Click below to hear the update from Jason Wilmot.  Gregg Treinish says "Sain baina uu" (hello) to some Mongolian...

Listen to Gregg's update below - the team has found more wolverine sign and had a great experience with some locals.  Snow camping high in the Darhad

Jim Harris checks in with today's update. Click the audio link below to hear more! Melting snow and planning for the day ahead

Click on the audio link below to hear the latest from Forrest McCarthy.  Photo taken from campsite

The team finds wolverine tracks - hear the update from Rebecca! Gregg points to a wolverine track - Darhad region, Mongolia Wolverine Tracks

A place to sleep in the vast steppes of Kazakhstan, looking for pikas and other creatures. Photo Credit: Irina Muschik Irina Muschik is a wildlife biologist from Germany who has  been travelling  East through Russia interviewing wildlife researchers for her...

Jason Wilmot answers questions from students and updates us on wildlife signs found so far.