Alexandra Veremeeva

Every time I see the Yedoma Ice Complex, it is amazing😊This year I was lucky to see the Mamontovy Khayata exposure at Bykovsky Peninsula, Laptev Sea, from the sea bottom. You can see a bottom nishe due to wave work and how microtopography follows by permafrost and its thawing

I was upset that Mask destroyed the Twitter, but now I'm terrifying what Mask is doing as politic together with other old (and not) inadequate crazy guys with enormous power. What next?... I finally moved to the bsky, hope to see some of you there.

The way we treat our planet will make or break our future. It’s in our hands. On #BiodiversityDay and every day, let's all be #PartOfThePlan and take action #ForNature by halting and reversing the loss of biodiversity.

Really well done 16 minute video by The Economist showing what 3°C of global warming might entail. This is not a world I want to live in. h/t @hausfath youtu.be/uynhvHZUOOo?si…

Today is #EarthDay 🌍 But really, it should be every day. Take a moment to marvel in the beauty of the #Arctic – the very ecosystem we're working to conserve 🦌🐋 🦭🧊❄️ Here's a female mom with her two cubs 🐻‍❄️🐻‍❄️🐻‍❄️ 📽️: © Pond5 / WWF-UK

1/3 We are absolutely thrilled to have Dr. Volker Rachold join us 🗓️ next Tuesday! He is the Head of the @GERarcticofficeat at @AWI_Media, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research (AWI), which serves as an information and cooperation platform between German stakeholders

#DYK that “Pingo” is Inuvialuit for small hill? The Mackenzie Delta has the highest concentration of pingos on Earth – close to 1,350 of them.

I'm happy to share a great article leaded by @TundraTime nature.com/articles/s4159…

Putin is for the war, holed up in his bunker. Navalny was for peace and was ready to go to the end. Navalny gave hope, and continues to give hope. No matter how painful and unbearable it is now.

Happy Hiking Day! One of my best hikes was around Seward (Kenai Peninsula, Alaska), the northern area of the Sitka spruce, the tallest tree of the boreal biome - up to 100 m! And one of my dreams came true - awesome hiking day in increadible taiga rainforest💚

How about doing fieldwork in the North - fully funded! 📆 INTERACT Transnational Access Call for 2024 is open until 15th December. eu-interact.org/interact-ta-ra… 📡 Join our on-line webinar on the 29th November at 14:00-15:00 CET (UTC +1) oulu.zoom.us/j/67716257729

As climate change melts Arctic sea ice, ship navigation in the region becomes easier— opening up new resources for exploitation that could accelerate climate change even further. woodwellclimate.org/dr-jennifer-fr… #30DayMapChallenge Day 7: Navigation (🗺️ : @g_fiske )

Great fall kayaking this weekend☺️

🔔 Reminder: Extended abstract submissions for the 2024 International Conference on Permafrost are due November 30th, 2023 - just one month from now! Details at: bit.ly/ICOP2024 #permafrost #ICOP2024 #yukon

#Arctic #Holocene #Biodiversity Map Now Live! Significant #CHARTERArctic deliverable up charter-arctic.org/arctic-holocen… via @CharterArctic

Join us November 9th at 2:00pm EST for a presentation by Dr. Sarah Gauthier on applied permafrost geomorphology in support of climate change adaptation at the municipal level. Register here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

1/3 Today marks the end (and beginning) of the most exciting thing I have helped build so far! 🚀 The Arctic Permafrost Atlas. 🗺 📖 🤩 It is free, running around in the wild, and ready to be downloaded, read, and shared! Check it out 👀 -> url.grida.no/3S7Y762

Out new paper just came out, investigating the ecosystem effects of reindeer grazing on soil carbon storage in northern Finland!

New Polar Pod episode! 🎉 Come and explore the ice-age mammoth steppe with us and discover why it has been dubbed a Serengeti of the North, and how the dynamics of this ecosystem led to so much carbon being stored in permafrost today. 🦣🦣🦣 buzzsprout.com/1977380/share

Most of Earth’s near-surface #permafrost could be gone by 2100, an international team of scientists has concluded after comparing current climate trends to the planet’s climate 3 million years ago. Professor emeritus Vladimir Romanovsky of the @uafairbanks Geophysical Institute is among the co-authors. Romanovsky is a leading scientist in permafrost research. gi.alaska.edu/news/study-nea…

FJORDChange HE627 RV Heincke: We got the touch and breath of the Arctic. Unforgettable visit to Rijpfjorden (Svalbard). Filmed by Joe @Joxsjourney @AWI_Media @UniOslo @HIFMB_OL @ICBM_uol @NIVAforskning