Returning soon to Palmer Station for the 2024-2025 austral summer!

10/18/2024

This weekend I will start my week-long journey to Palmer Station. This time I will be there for 6 months. I will arrive while the area around station is still covered mostly by snow, and I will be leaving again when the snows return. I hope you will join me on my research adventure!

11 Comments

Diny

10/19/2024 01:21:18 am

Have a save Journey and enjoy your new adventure. Say hi to the pinguïns and all other special creatures and plants. What is the research topic this time? A deeper research of the former?

natasja

10/19/2024 07:15:59 am

Thank you so much!

Glenda Kelly

10/19/2024 05:18:15 am

Wishing you an outstanding journey and much success with your work.

Natasja

10/19/2024 07:16:22 am

Thank you!

Karin Slyker link

10/30/2024 01:16:45 pm

Hi Natasja! I work with Doug Hensley, who is working on your story. My question is - would you permit me to use a few of these pictures of you in Antarctica for the web story? I can link back to your site, or at least credit you for the photos.
Best wishes and stay safe!

Natasja

11/3/2024 05:56:50 am

Of course, Karin! Feel free to ask me for the originals also.

Karin Slyker link

11/4/2024 06:01:46 am

I've published the few I took from your site. But I'd love to add others, if you have any you'd like to add. Feel free to email them to [email protected] at your convenience.

Thank you and stay safe! ;)

Bruce Hungate

10/31/2024 08:07:36 am

What an exciting adventure in science, ice, ocean travel and field living! I’m at once envious and happy I’m not seasick :)
Can’t wait to read more about it all here on this blog

Natasja

11/3/2024 05:58:07 am

Thank you! :)

Danny Hancock link

10/31/2024 11:37:32 am

have a safe adventure. you're living our dream. all the best.

Natasja

11/3/2024 05:59:41 am

Thank you, Danny. I definitely appreciate being here. I am glad you will be sharing this adventure also!

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Ever since I was a kid, I was intent in exploring nature. As an adult, I want to understand it. Join me in Antarctica, where I study how rising temperatures are changing the ecosystem.