Articles related to "Ice Caps"
Climbing on Baffin Island, Canada
Mark Synnott's new book reveals untouched Baffin Island in Nunavut, Northern Canada.
• climbing on baffin island
• nunavut territory
• northern canada
• trekking skiing opportunities
• mark synnott
International Polar Year
The Fourth International Polar Year study is underway in Antarctica and the Arctic to scientifically study the phenomena behind the warming of the earth's climate.
• ice caps
• arctic
• antarctica
• global warming
• greenland
Yellowstone National Park, Part 3
More than volcanism has shaped the Yellowstone we see today. Ice, in the form of glaciers, has sculpted and carved the landscape to what we see today.
• geology
• geophysics
• earth science
• glacier
• volcanism
Chilean and Argentine Patagonia
Full of snow capped peaks, abundant wildlife, and wind swept plains, Patagonia is one of the last great wild places left on earth.
• patagonia
• south american cone
• windswept region
• southern chile
• ushuaia argentina
The Collector
You become a plant collector as your passion for gardening increases. Ignoring the limitations of your plot of land the lure of new plants urges more and more purchases that leave you with potted plants waiting to find a home in your garden. But, even in a crowded garden new areas can open up.
• plant collecting. gunnera
• new phlox. finding space in the garden. limbing up