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Swiss Polar Institute
Swiss Polar Institute
@swisspolar.bsky.social
1 year ago
 Yellow, green and brown, DNA extractions from tundra plants surprised us by capturing their character. © Jakob Assmann, all rights reserved

 Yellow, green and brown, DNA extractions from tundra plants surprised us by capturing their character. © Jakob Assmann, all rights reserved

#Fieldnote
"What if there was a way of making the plant observations quicker and easier?"
Jakob Assmann, postdoctoral fellow at UZH & #SPIExploratoryGrant beneficiary, discusses the potential of eDNA for botanical surveys during his #fieldwork in the 🇨🇦 #Arctic.

👁️ https://buff.ly/49VZSKo

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Swiss Polar Institute
Swiss Polar Institute
@swisspolar.bsky.social
1 year ago
The massive impact of melting glaciers on the origin and development of lakes is best studied at the scale of entire landscapes. Here we see an aerial photo of both clearwater (dark) and turbid (grey) lakes that are differentially influenced by glacial meltwaters. Photo credit: © 2024 Blake Matthews, all rights reserved

The massive impact of melting glaciers on the origin and development of lakes is best studied at the scale of entire landscapes. Here we see an aerial photo of both clearwater (dark) and turbid (grey) lakes that are differentially influenced by glacial meltwaters. Photo credit: © 2024 Blake Matthews, all rights reserved

#Fieldnote
"We can never decouple our survival on this planet from the ecosystems that sustain us." #SPIExploratoryGrant beneficiary Blake Matthews from @eawag.bsky.social looks back on his team's research in #Greenland & reflects on the importance of #fieldwork.

👁️ swisspolar.ch/2024/12/the-...

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