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Four Must-Read Articles about Butterflies and Biodiversity

Four Must-Read Articles about Butterflies and Biodiversity

by Adventure Scientists | Jun 20, 2017 | pollinators, science

By: Michelle Toshack How robust are butterfly populations in wilderness areas? What management strategies can be adopted to address the conservation of these species? These are some of the questions that Adventure Scientists is tackling with our Conserving...
Looking Back to the Future at TED

Looking Back to the Future at TED

by Adventure Scientists | May 16, 2017 | climate change, conservation, science

By: Victoria Ortiz “I’m not trying to be anyone’s savior. I’m just trying to think about the future and not be sad.”This quote by Elon Musk at April’s TED Conference in Vancouver, Canada has echoed beyond the stage throughout social...
For the Love of Water

For the Love of Water

by Adventure Scientists | Jan 12, 2017 | adventure, adventure scientists, adventurer spotlight, collect, conservation, freshwater microplastics, microplastics, pacific northwest, science

In 2016 Adventure Scientists contributed over 15,000 volunteer field days (that’s over 41 years!) to our scientific partners to help them discover solutions to pressing environmental issues. Adria Magrath of Vashon Island, Washington, submitted one of...
Climbing above Thailand’s Beautiful Waters

Climbing above Thailand’s Beautiful Waters

by Adventure Scientists | Feb 24, 2016 | adventure, climbing, conservation, microplastics, science, Thailand

By Dylan JonesASC Microplastics Adventurer The largest bay on Koh Lao Liang Phi (Photo by Dylan Jones) The morning sun dances off the glassy ripples lapping against my kayak. I dip a sampling bottle under the crystalline surface one, two, three times, the displaced...
An Accidental Discovery

An Accidental Discovery

by Gregg Treinish | Sep 17, 2014 | adventurers and scientists for conservation, science, snow

Drilling glacial core samples in Tibet. (Photos by Natalie Kehrwald) Using Radioactive Isotopes to Study High-Elevation Glacial ThinningBy Emily Wolfe Natalie Kehrwald thought she was making a mistake. As a Ph.D. student at Ohio State University in 2008, she had just...
Hari Mix on Top of the World

Hari Mix on Top of the World

by Gregg Treinish | Feb 27, 2014 | adventure, adventurer spotlight, adventurers and scientists for conservation, climate change, climbing, himalaya, science, snow

Dr. Hari Mix has his PhD from Stanford University in Environmental Earth Systems Science and is an avid alpinist, making regular climbing trips around the world. Hari climbed in the Himalaya in 2012 and 2013 and worked on a number of ASC projects. In 2014 Hari will...
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