by Adventure Scientists | Oct 8, 2013 | camera trap, conservation, montana
Catching Wildlife in a Lens: Camera Trapping Top 10 By Kim Hightower Your fingers begin to freeze instantly as you remove your gloves and mount the camera onto the lower trunk of the tree. The wind blows and you’re enveloped in a cold, sparkling-white powder as...
by Adventure Scientists | Oct 1, 2013 | oceans
Paddling for the Ocean (and the Earth): Margo Pelligrino and Her Work with ASC Paddler Margo Pelligrino humbly under-sells herself as a “stay at home mom who paddles for the ocean”. Beneath her laid back personality Margo hides a dedicated ocean activist...
by Adventure Scientists | Sep 24, 2013 | citizen science, climbing, Wildlife
Cycling, Climbing & Ecology Clint Valentine is an undergraduate at Northeastern University and an avid adventurer and photographer. He enjoys pursuits of endurance and distance which have included summiting many peaks in New England during winter alpine ascents,...
by Adventure Scientists | Sep 20, 2013 | adventure, adventure trekking, hiking, patagonia, south america
The Adventures of Joey & Darwin Joey Shonka is a biochemist, amateur herpetologist and writer interested in all things scientific and is currently on a two-year expedition walking from the Panama Canal to the Tierra Del Fuego. While scaling peaks and...
by Adventure Scientists | Sep 11, 2013 | adventure
From Fjords to the “Troll’s Highway”: Cycling the Norwegian Coast Micah Sewell is a writer and explorer always preparing for new adventures from the bike saddle. He’s a lifelong admirer of nature and spent six weeks this summer cycling the...