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Chapeau à toute l’équipe!!!
The season “Finale”
Green Edge, Green Leads!
Leg 1b: nuanced, colored and harmonized pictures
The story of Sidney and Crosby
Shining their own light
Rapid, dramatic changes of surface sea ice
Instrumental zoom: the LOKI system
Who are the cruise passengers?
A revisited way for bear-watching
Being a pilot in the Arctic – interactive update!
Rescue in Baffin Bay
What can we learn from big whorls and little buoys? (part 2)
The ice is melting but the good mood is here to stay!
DMS is in the air…
Gliders: Gliding close to and under the ice! (Part 2)
Two under-ice blooms
Nunavut day in Qikiqtarjuaq
Time of change
An attentive eye
Cuisiner au dessus du cercle polaire
Argo floats during the Green Edge cruise
All roads lead to the ice-camp, even the ‘Road to Nowhere’
What can we learn from big whorls and little buoys? (Part 1)
The school-mediator logbook
Days off: a rare but valuable event at the camp
Joannie Ferland is the real dynamo at the Ice Camp!
Saco vazio não para em pé!
Extreme icebreaker and floating village
Gliders: The start of operations (Part 1)
How to “QIK-up” a phytoplankton experiment on the ice
Boundless, white horizon reveals science
The SCAMP flew and paid a visit to the ice camp
My adventure at the tank farm
Where is the arctic cod?
Cloud cover: our enemy
Brine channels, micro-habitat for ice algae
Aggregates
Autodidact artist, fascinated by natural lights
Sunlight energy: both vital and corrosive for microscopic algae
Uranium + Thorium
Scientists let kids manipulate their toys
Flavienne Bruyant: the Amundsen Coordinator
Mémoires d’un novice sur la banquise de mer
Home made growth chambers on the deck of the boat
Let there be light
Atmospheric CO2 Measurements in the Arctic
As the snow melts the dust shows through
The silent scale
Mémoires d’un Maitre Coq
Scientists on their way to the Arctic
Carefree young bears at the ice-camp
Phytoplankton must develop deeper to access precious food
How sunlight makes it through the sea ice ?
Diatoms and silica: a shell of glass
Water sampling: How and Why?
Marie-Hélène Forget: the Green Edge cornerstone
Phytoplankton is active in the water column
After the long winter night, the sudden brightness
First Rendez-vous with children: Be curious about the ice-breaker!
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time
The dark side of ice coring
Bacterioplankton closely linked to organic carbon
Catching a luminescent animal
The multi-purpose Ice-T Buoy
Break the ice with Marcel BABIN
Scientists took up the challenge of “les 24 heures de Science”
How CTD helps to characterize ocean physics?
Aircraft Ditching Course: Scientists take flight!
May 1: the team is ready, let the science begin!
Science odyssey for Canadian Inuit youth
Takuvik team carries out test deployments of gliders
36 hours after landing in Qikiqtarjuaq… where are we at?
First collaborators stopped in Iqaluit
Pre-camp ice and snow thickness survey
Testing our airboat for the ice camp 2016: Second round
Artist in Residence: the ice
Vagabond’s mission in past years
Surrounding environment and weather station
Protected: Food security initiative
Scientific work aboard the CCGS Amundsen
Scientific work: DMS, Organic Matter and Nutrients
Scientific work: Optics and Physics
Scientific work: Biodiversity
Scientific work: Zooplankton, vertical fluxes & pelago-benthic coupling
Scientific work: Nutrients, PP and PI
Before the campaigns: Wilderness & Remote First Aid training
Protected: Investigating the environmental impact: community involvement
A sailing yacht for Green Edge expeditions
Education: mutual exchange
Science, Education and Multimedia
Learning Inuktitut language
Testing our new Airboat for the Ice Camp 2016
Documentary film: Arctic Bloom
Snowmobile Course: becoming familiar with our means of transport
Our airboat has already arrived!
Scientific work: measurement and sampling
Science aboard the CCGS Amundsen: Cruise plan
Preparing for the ice camp: Maritime Radio course
Documentary film: Arctic Bloom
