"For over two decades, the sea ice group at the University of Alaska has worked with the community of Utqiaġvik, establishing an integrated observing network. This network includes local observations, a coastal radar system to monitor ice conditions, an in-situ mass balance site monitoring environmental change such as ice growth and snow cover, and the mapping of community sea ice trails." In thi ...[Read More]
Will the ice break out? – a story from the farthest north ice trails
![Man on snow machine looks bake to the canoe he is towing across ice.](https://blogs.egu.eu/divisions/cr/files/2021/11/fig1-601x400.jpg)