Frozen in Time: Capturing the Beauty of Baffin Island’s Disappearing Landscape
Join artist and professor Todd Anderson on his journey to Baffin Island to work on a collaborative project involving artists and scientists to study environments that are experiencing tangible and dramatic ecological changes.
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Our ardent love of New England speaks to the gravity of our worry as we begin to see the toll a changing climate is taking on the landscape we love. Those of us who are out in the wild – climbing, hunting, fishing – are some of the first to see these signs so dramatically and undeniably. Here are seven undeniable changes we have seen.
Good carbon, bad carbon, soft carbon, hard carbon. Carbon is at the same time one of the most amazing elements, and one that contributing to our warming climate. Learn the in’s and out’s of carbon – what’s good, what’s bad, and what we can do.
A letter from NEMO Founder, Cam Brensinger, in response to US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement. The outdoors is part of our identity and livelihood and a cherished asset we hope to preserve and pass along to our children, and we pledge to double our sustainability efforts.
We here at NEMO take enormous inspiration from John Muir, the great naturalist, writer and mountaineer, founder of the Sierra Club, and a pioneer of the conservationist movement. But it remains it remains lesser known that he pioneered the scientific study of glaciers — or glaciology — particularly in alpine settings.
