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The tallest active volcano in Eurasia #geography bit.ly/3tzOD9q

New studies using data from the Copernicus Sentinel-1 and ESA's CryoSat satellites have shown concerning results about Antarctica's ice shelves. Over the last 25 years, nearly half of these ice shelves have noticeably shrunk in size. bit.ly/3S8vWUB

Using satellites to map Arctic amplification #geography bit.ly/3rZp01k

Mapping coral bleaching with satellites bit.ly/3tyPTcR

Acorn woodpeckers in Northern California bit.ly/45tinlD

Largest island in Alaska #geography bit.ly/402GEOn

Largest dome volcano in the world #geography bit.ly/3rKvGAo

Third order islands #geography bit.ly/3QaOq5D

A harbor in the center of a volcano bit.ly/46lPKrN

Forest bathing in the coastal redwoods bit.ly/3EV3jT3

Using AI to Design Cities bit.ly/3LBrl9c

What is a cartifact? #maps #cartography bit.ly/36tldvh

Places in the United States named after cats buff.ly/39qnr2L

Where is the World's Largest Salt Flat? bit.ly/2B7Npar

Mapping the world's tidal marshes bit.ly/48korzG

Fog sipping coastal redwoods #geography bit.ly/3qWd147

Timing mismatch is resulting in fewer birds #geography bit.ly/45pDHt8

Relief inversion is a phenomenon where landscape features are reversed, causing valleys to appear as ridges and vice versa. #geography bit.ly/30PlVkw

The United States is home to three species of vultures: turkey vulture, black vulture, and the California condor. bit.ly/45wQhYa

Blue carbon is the carbon captured and stored by the world’s oceanic and coastal ecosystems. bit.ly/3Nbfv72