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View video of our February 2021 Update February 28, 2021
TOWN HALL EVENT FEBRUARY 11TH January 27, 2021
The nearly impossible 2020 field season December 29, 2020
Red-legged guillemots and a problematic shearwater August 10, 2020
A decreased breeding effort, but the colony persists. July 30, 2020

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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.

The Cooper Island video is at this link :

Arctic Field Report with George Divoky

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
George Divoky: the bird-watcher who saw the future
March 18, 2014 George Divoky

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Friends of Cooper Island

Categories

2015 Field Season
2017 Field Season
2018 Field Season
2019 Field Season
2019 Field Season
2020 Field Season
An indicator of arctic change
Bears
Black guillemot
Camp Life
feeding
guest
history
Nesting
Outreach
Press
Sea Ice
SENSEI – Sentinels of Sea Ice
Uncategorized
video

Recent Posts

View video of our February 2021 Update
TOWN HALL EVENT FEBRUARY 11TH
The nearly impossible 2020 field season
Red-legged guillemots and a problematic shearwater
A decreased breeding effort, but the colony persists.

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Adventures In Climate Change

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