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UAF, Toolik Field Station join Arctic climate initiative
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Photo by Jason Stuckey
An aerial photo shows Toolik Field Station in 2019.

The University of Alaska Fairbanks will help host and support a new $15-million federal initiative to better understand the resilience of Arctic organisms and ecosystems amid rapid climate change.

Bringing together experts...
https://alaska-native-news.com/uaf-toolik-field-station-join-arctic-climate-initiative/74155/
#toolik #uaf #station

Applications open for 2024 Dalton Highway artist residency
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Photo by Kristin Link
Previous Toolik artist-in-residence Kristin Link drew these scientific illustrations of long-term tundra research in her sketchbook in August 2023.

Artists and writers can apply for the 2024 Dalton Highway artist-in-residence position, based...
https://alaska-native-news.com/applications-open-for-2024-dalton-highway-artist-residency/73128/
#dalton #highway #artist #residency #toolik #alaska

In work alongside Cluster collaborator Ben Abbott, University of Alabama based Arial Shogren researched the shoulder seasons in #Alaska, those times between winter/spring, summer/fall.

Shogren tells us about the importance of collecting dissolved organic carbon data as it moves through the surface layers of the Arctic during these shoulder seasons.

Data comes from the #Toolik area. This conversation recorded at #AGU23.

https://youtube.com/shorts/46obyV3uCII?feature=share

Read the paper: https://bit.ly/423syx4

Abigail Rec is based at the University of #Vermont and presented at #AGU23 about understanding how variations in river flow influence is crucial to stream ecosystem processes.

Rec's #fieldwork occurred at the #Toolik Field Station in Alaska and examined how thawing permafrost is changing the ecosystem in the area.

It wasn't all work and in this conversation she described her first experience seeing a sunset in the #Arctic.

AGU session details: https://bit.ly/agu23121402

University of Alabama based Arial Shogren presented about under-researched shoulder seasons in #Alaska, times between winter/spring, summer/fall during the American Geophysical Annual Fall Meeting.

Data for this research comes from the remote Toolik Field Site and in this conversation recorded at #AGU23 Shogren describes how the expansion of remote work which was spurred by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has increased access to the #Toolik Environmental Data Center.

https://youtube.com/shorts/LJhhKHup1Ko?si=5J-NwdPPfxUIZIGB

Please consider participating in the U. of Alaska’s Giving Day on February 22 & 23 by donating to #Toolik Field Station’s Early Career Research Support Fund: https://givingday.alaska.edu/amb/toolik

Or sign up to be a champion for the #TUNDRA award and share our efforts with your community over email, social media (#49HoursforAlaska), and word of mouth #arctic #alaska