Polar Outreach Catalogue
Polar Outreach Catalogue
Frozen Five (Svalbard Scientific Skiing Expedition)
- General public
During the winter 2007, five ambitious students of different scientific disciplines and nationalities joined up for a skiing expedition across Svalbard, with the goal to inspire kids and teenagers in polar-related questions. This resulted in a 77 days long expedition, over 1000 km of skiing and pre- and post-expedition talks or lectures for children, students (and some adults) around Europe. The team also received funding fril for the production of a classroom education movie targeted at children in primary school. During the winter 2007, five ambitious students of different scientific disciplines and nationalities joined up for a skiing expedition across Svalbard, with the goal to inspire kids and teenagers in polar-related questions. This resulted in a 77 days long expedition, over 1000 km of skiing and pre- and post-expedition talks or lectures for children, students (and some adults) around Europe. The team also received funding from the Norwegian Research Council for the production of a classroom education movie targeted at children in primary school.
- Community Event
- Educational expedition - students
- Educational expedition - teachers
- Other
Mats Bjrkman / Kim Senger
Norwegian Polar Institute, Univeristy of Munich, University of Josseph Fourier, The University Centre in Svalbard, University of Otago, NZ YSC
Czech Republic, Germany, France, Norway, New Zealand, Sweden
August 2006 to August 2010
Arctic
No
Yes
English, French, Russian, German
Oslo Science Conference, Online survey, Norwegian IPY report