This short video, created by the Palm Beach Post, is about the Dwyer Award winning teacher Elizabeth Eubanks and her expedition to Barrow, Alaska.

How can the tundra start on fire? Since there are few people in the tundra, the majority of fires are started by lightning.

This website for the Alaska Science Consortium features many K-12 Arctic lessons created by members of ASC summer institutes.

Great online source for snow and ice inquiry activities! K-12 science and mathematics teachers, teachers' aides and university faculty working together to learn about the nature of scientific inquiry and the variability of lake ice, snow and conductive heat flow in the State of Alaska.

A Chico Junior High teacher prepares to embark on a research trip to study climate change in Greenland.

Antarctica: Challenging Forecasts for a Challenging Environment. An educational module on Antarctic Meteorology

Presentation about Antarctic Sea Ice, created by Dr. Patricia Yager with the University of Georgia, School of Marine Programs.

Learn more about this fascinating creature including classification and life history.

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Lots of fish feeding on krill at the surface