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Caribou on Herschel Island (Photo by: S. Weege)

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2013 expedition team

Bathroom at the station (Photo by B.Wolter)

Black Guillemot (Photo by: S. Weege)

Cabin on Herschel Island (Photo by H. Lantuit)

Caribou on Herschel Island (Photo by: S. Weege)

(Photo: U. Bastian) The several km thick Greenland Ice Sheet as it reaches the east coast

(Photo: U. Bastian) Nunataks, mountain summits peaking out of the Greenland Ice Sheet with deep crevasses in the ice.

(Photo: S. Weege) Elongated lakes formed by glaciers thousands of years ago in the Edmonton region.

(Photo: U. Bastian) Angular roads in the Edmonton region with innumerable ponds, lakes and meandering rivers

(Photo: B. Radosavljevic) The complete Herschel group arrived in Inuvik (back left George, Michael, Louise, Ute, Stefanie and front left Selena, Hugues, Isla, Juliane, Boris.

(Photo: S. Weege) Boris and his power shovel waiting for the right GPS position of the boat to sample a transect two kilometres offshore.

(Photo: S. Weege)Permafrost Scientist almost lost on their way down to find the Permafrost horizon.

(Photo: L Beveridge) Boris and Stefanie as the front sampling crew of our boat Christine.

(Photo: U. Bastian) George the explorer and his daily challenge of wet boot.

(Photo: S. Weege) Michael and his thousand mosquitos measuring the angle of the slope with an inclinometer

(Photo: S. Weege) Michael and Juliane walking steadily up the hill with the heavy coring field equipment.

(Photo: S. Weege) Polygon field at the Yukon Coast.

(Photo: U. Bastian) The radio antenna of the ranger station providing us with the ability to receive information with a coverage of 80 km.

(Photo: U. Bastian) Ricky and Lee-John taking Ute and Stefanie to the field site on the other side of the bay

(Photo: U. Bastian) Stefanie decanting water samples into smaller bottles to be taken to Germany

(Photo: S. Weege)Surprise visit at breakfast time on little isolated Herschel Island

(Photo: U. Bastian) The Polygon team off to the mainland, 12 km away

Caribou on Herschel Island (Photo by: S. Weege)

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