by Adventure Scientists | Oct 8, 2020 | microplastics, ocean, water
Tip of the iceberg: volunteer Nikki Trenholm’s seawater sample is one of thousands collected as part of our Global Microplastics Initiative. West Greenland. Photo: Matt Rutherford. Even if you never make it to the Arctic, microfibers from your fleece clothing...
by Adventure Scientists | Jul 23, 2020 | Uncategorized
A multi-day road cycling trip takes two adventurers nearly 270 miles, through the Missouri Breaks National Monument and across rolling grasslands, as they record data to help save human and animal lives. Katya enjoying the Montana landscape at the start of a multi-day...
by Adventure Scientists | Jun 16, 2020 | Uncategorized
Frosty morning surf session: bison don’t just ride the “green wave” of spring across the landscape. According to 2019 research, their movements help create it. Pronghorn like to cross over highways; mule deer, under. Bison don’t just feast...
by Adventure Scientists | May 28, 2020 | Uncategorized
Cyclists photograph a road-killed animal for Adventure Scientists in Montana’s Gallatin Valley. With some states easing COVID-related travel restrictions and closures, many outdoor enthusiasts are gearing up to get back outdoors with friends. The pandemic is far...
by Adventure Scientists | May 27, 2020 | Uncategorized
One of the more unexpected wildlife sightings cyclist Dylan Malloy experienced on his Montana ride: a large spider. Cycling Montana roads, would you expect the most road-killed animals to be snakes? Or that animals would be hit on just one side of the road? Read on to...
