Myriam Labbé ready to work on Ward Hunt Island
Alex Culley in Neige Bay, Milne Fjord
Alex Culley sampling water from an ice island in Disraeli Fjord (Photo D. Sarrazin)
Thores lake glacier
Vani Mohit and Alice Lévesque ready to sample the permafrost thaw ponds
Alice Lévesque in action sampling the thermokarst pond SAS 2A
Myriam Labbé filtering, filtering & more filtering
Lab all closed up and ready to leave Ward Hunt Island for 2016
Dennis Sarrazin on a ridge on the north coast of Ellesmere Island
Warwick Vincent leading science day at the Centre d'études nordiques science center in Whapmagoostui-Kuujjuarapik
Great Whale River
The littoral mats of Ward Hunt Lake, presented by Jérôme Comte
Yukiko Tanabe & Alex Culley sampling from an ice island in Disraeli Fjord (photo by D. Sarrazin)
Paschale Bégin, Myriam Labbé and Alex Culley discussing who will float and who will sink if the ice cracks
Adrien and Valérie in the field
Valérie and Adrien in the helo
Brrrr...Ward Hunt Lake 2017
From right to left Jérôme Comte, Warwick Vincent, Michel Paquette and Paschale Bégin in the Ward Hunt Island sun
Ride home touching down (photo courtesy of D. Sarrazin)
Stromatolites
Kuujjuarapik Inukshuk
Sometimes it feels like summer camp up here!
Fly camp at Thores Lake. Where is the fog?
Pilipoosie strolling towards the Thores Glacier on the lake ice.
Thore Lake, mirror calm
Sampling an ice island in Disraeli Fiord
ViDEL in action!
The Louis in parking position and a full day of ice work ahead of us! (Photo credit Josephine Z. Rapp)
Kristina Brown (IOS) and Josephine Rapp drill sea-ice cores to subsequently extract and study the microbial communities that live inside the ice. (Photo credit Josephine Z. Rapp)
The last day, we were lucky enough to get to Thores Lake
Our trusty steed, the Twin Otter, in typical Resolute conditions
Elise and Catherine on their way to the Thores Glacier/Thores Lake interface.
Nunavik, Québec. the valley of the Kwakwatanikapistikw River (photo W. Vincent)
Catherine sampling Ward Hunt Island water tracks
One of the more curious and courageous visitors to our ship. (Photo credit Josephine Z. Rapp)