Fresh Water In Arctic Rivers: Alaska and Canada
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Fresh Water In Arctic Rivers: Alaska and Canada
I love the license pla... Uploaded by: Amy_Clapp On: 1119927898 File Size: 55321 Comments: 0 / Views: 778 Description: |
Loading Equipment into... Uploaded by: Amy_Clapp On: 1119927748 File Size: 47678 Comments: 0 / Views: 796 Description: |
Coolers in the storage... Uploaded by: Amy_Clapp On: 1119927697 File Size: 65570 Comments: 0 / Views: 816 Description: Here are some of the coolers and such that we loaded from the storage area for our sampling on Wednesday. |
Expedition Underway (w... Uploaded by: Max_Holmes On: 1119824235 File Size: 53691 Comments: 0 / Views: 754 Description: In the Seattle airport (after 6 hours with 4 more to go...) | ||
Kindergarteners Perfor... Uploaded by: Amy_Clapp On: 1115773865 File Size: 76651 Comments: 0 / Views: 1088 Description: Kindergarteners enjoyed learning the Native Alaskan dance. In this picture they are wiping the imaginary snow off their arms to prepare to cut the ice blocks! |
Iglu Dance Performed b... Uploaded by: Amy_Clapp On: 1115773664 File Size: 64704 Comments: 0 / Views: 929 Description: |
Denali from the Airpla... Uploaded by: Amy_Clapp On: 1115773537 File Size: 50787 Comments: 0 / Views: 807 Description: This picture shows off Denali well, but it also is a great picture to see how a glacier really is a slow flowing river of ice. When thinking about geology, this picture clearly illustrates the power of ice in shaping the earth! | |||
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