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January 30, 2004
A few changes have been made to the Photography
page. The photos for Last Days of Light have been changed to an entirely
new group of amazing polar bear and polar bear related photos. You're
also going to want to check out the added picture (Bear Den) to the Summer's
End group of pictures (previously Last Days of Light).
November 18, 2004
New videos have been posted to the site this
week. These videos include footage of a Longtail Weasel, a Vole, and more
great shots of the caribou migration that occurs in ANWR. Also, don't
miss the new video on the polar
bear. A new feature coming to the site shortly will be Letters From
the Arctic. As the days grow shorter and the temperatures begin dropping
you can read what it's like to experience a winter on the North Slope.
Stay tuned.
October 30, 2004
Check the Photography page for new photos just
posted. Day light is starting to burn away slowly before the long winter
arrives. Then darkness falls until the spring. New videos are coming along
with other new features that are really interesting. A new layout for
the AEP Web site will be rolled out late fall or early winter. So, keep
checking for updates and news. A few new "friends" will also be coming
to the AEP site. More on this later.
August 24, 2004
I just received a package from ANWR the other day. It contained pictures
taken though out the month of July. They have just been posted in the
Photography section. I hope you enjoy them.
August
11, 2004
The videos are finally posted for viewing. Just click on the Video
link from the main page to see what an Arctic blizzard is like. Make sure
to check out the Introduction
Video to the Aurora Education Project. This video will provide you
with a good overview of the Project and a better understanding of what
the project means to education. Feel free to contact
me with any questions about the Project or if you would like to set
up a live video broadcast from ANWR. Enjoy the videos. I think they are
amazing when you realize that they are being filmed, edited, and produced,
in the middle of nowhere, in a North Face tent.
August
4, 2004
The videos are coming soon. I am switching web hosts and when that is done
the videos will be up and ready for downloading.
July 19, 2004
Welcome to the Aurora Education Project ("Aurora Project").
The Aurora web site is finally starting to take shape after a few months.
It has been a slow start but it has been well worth the wait. The Photography
page is up to date and has on display all the current photographs from
ANWR. The Video page is starting to come together
as well. The videos will be uploaded and available for viewing soon. I
am hoping by the end of this coming weekend.
Other
news that is great for the Aurora Education Project is in the July issue
of Government
Video. The July cover story features Art Smith in the rugged environment
of the Arctic Circle. This article also discusses the inception and goals
of the Aurora Project and lends insight to the link that exists between
cutting edge technology and its' educational value. The limits of today's
classrooms are now non-existent as tomorrow's technology is put to positive
use.
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