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Polar Bear at Cooper Island research structure

Video March 18, 2014 George Divoky

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  • 44th Cooper Island field season comes to an end September 18, 2018
  • The first chick of 2018 has fledged from Cooper Island! August 24, 2018
  • Uncertain Future for Nestlings: Sea ice retreat shifts prey out of foraging range August 18, 2018
  • Long-term Data Collection Serves Many: Cooper Island study aids graduate students studying climate change August 16, 2018
  • Hatched! So far, so good for the 2018 chicks on Cooper Island August 12, 2018

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  1. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration interviewed George via Skype and put together a concise educational video on the Cooper Island Black Guillemot research and the record warmth of 2016 as part of their Ocean Today Every Full Moon series, a resource for educators.  

    NOAA Ocean Today

    The Cooper Island video is at this link : 

    Arctic Field Report with George Divoky

     

     

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    Cooper Island Video part of NOAA’s “Ocean Today: Every Full Moon” Outreach

    March 6, 2017 George Divoky
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    Polar Bear at Cooper Island research structure

    March 18, 2014 George Divoky

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    George Divoky: the bird-watcher who saw the future

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  • 2015 Field Season
  • 2017 Field Season
  • 2018 Field Season
  • An indicator of arctic change
  • Bears
  • Black guillemot
  • Camp Life
  • feeding
  • guest
  • history
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  • Outreach
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  • SENSEI – Sentinels of Sea Ice
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Recent Posts

  • 44th Cooper Island field season comes to an end
  • The first chick of 2018 has fledged from Cooper Island!
  • Uncertain Future for Nestlings: Sea ice retreat shifts prey out of foraging range
  • Long-term Data Collection Serves Many: Cooper Island study aids graduate students studying climate change
  • Hatched! So far, so good for the 2018 chicks on Cooper Island

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