[The Last Tropical Glaciers] Many of you are asking about my 2021 expeditions, so today let’s talk about The Last Tropical Glaciers (www.thelasttropicalglaciers.com) . The Last Tropical Glaciers combined science and climate education. We study the last glaciers found along the equator, in the highest mountains of the tropics, and bring back digital content that is then shared as “digital interactive experiences” to educate the youth on glaciers and climate change. . After a s

A year ago me and my team from @thelasttropicalglaciers spent two weeks in Colombia, so kindly invited to join #cumbresblancascolombia, a citizen science project aiming to preserve the last tropical glaciers of the country. . We installed two @enlalps time lapse cameras there to monitor the fast retreat of the glaciers. Our friend Dr. Jorge Luis Ceballos has managed to recover images from the first camera at the volcano Santa Isabel in the Los Nevados National Park, and this

A couple of weeks ago I was interviewed for the Podcast Chercheuses by Mathilde Bourreau. We talked about my job as a glaciologist, the fact that today this is still a very male dominated field, and of course we focused a lot on my next expedition: @climatesentinels . This is all in french, happy listening and make sure to follow this amazing podcast! . https://open.spotify.com/episode/54HSuiAOKJAgLzYq82QfzF #science #women #chercheuses #leadership #climatechange #inspiration

New conference at the @festivalatmospheres in Paris! . In early October I got the chance to be invited by Helene Courtois, Cosmograph and astrophysicist to participate in a one of a kind event with 5 other scientists (the brilliant Pauline Zarrouk, Cl aire Gachon, Isabelle Goldringer, Isabelle Bauglin), sharing our passion for our sciences with the audience. Better than trying to explain the concept, I’ll let you watch the video! . Pauline and Helene had the crazy and brillia

Teleport yourself to Svalbard and watch the second episode of our youtube series filmed for our project Glaciers On The Move! This second field campaign took place around Wahlenbergbreen, a large surging glacier in Svalbard. We spent a week there working super hard to install time-lapse cameras to capture the dynamics of the surge. I am eternally grateful to Nina, Anatoly, and Charles for all the help they provided in the field! ​ Do not forget to LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE

Watch the great discussion I had with my friends from Hearts in the ice, Jesse from Exploring By The Seat Of Your Pants and such wonderful kids and teachers from North America! We talked about their amazing adventure in Svalbard and of course, glaciers, climatechange and Climate Sentinels! Regardez l'excellente discussion que j'ai eue avec mes amies de Hearts in the Ice, Jesse d' Exploring By The Seat Of Your Pants et de si merveilleux enfants et professeurs d'Amérique du Nor

This is episode 2 of our expedition to Colombia. This time, we are taking you to La Sierra Nevada Del Cocuy o Guican! This was once again for our project The Last Tropical Glaciers Going there was one crazy adventure! We got about 12H to reach the glaciers, install a time lapse from Enlaps and head back down the mountain. This place was completely out of this world, beyond beautiful! Thank you to Jorge Luis Ceballos Lievano for the amazing time in the field and all the work t

We are so happy to release the first 360° video for our project The Last Tropical Glaciers created by Nina Adjanin and her team. We are aiming to do a lot more 360 in the future, to raise the awareness on these amazing glaciers and improve climate literacy. Do not hesitate to send us your feedback, we are looking for ways to improve this technology! Nous sommes très heureux de sortir la première vidéo 360 ° de notre projet The Last Tropical Glaciers créé par Nina Adjanin et s