Videos & Webinars
WEBINAR | Caribou: Icons of the Arctic
Caribou – known as “reindeer” in Europe and Asia -- have lived in North America for nearly 2 million years and are one of the few megafauna species to survive the last ice age. These ungulates boast incredible adaptations to the cold, like the ability to see ultraviolet light and muzzles that can alter air temperature by nearly 100 degrees! Expedition Leader Anthony Mallinson gives a crash course in caribou, including their importance in Indigenous cultures, the differences between subspecies, and the threat climate change poses to these icons of the Arctic.
WEBINAR | Dive into the Watery World of Puffins: Clowns of the Sea
Originally present July 22, 2024
Explore the captivating lives of puffins, often referred to as "sea parrots" and "clowns of the sea" due to their vibrant striped beaks and playful behavior. Expedition Leader Giulia Ciampini delves into their unique adaptations, including their remarkable diving abilities and their life cycle, from hatching in rugged cliffside nests to their long migrations across the ocean. Learn about conservation efforts aimed at protecting puffin populations and get Guilia's tips for photographing these beloved birds on our Iceland, Newfoundland and other northern adventures.
