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Science at Sea: Observing Long-Term Coastal Change in Arctic Svalbard
A childhood fascination with tide pools led marine biologist and National Geographic Explorer Rui Seabra to study how temperature shapes life along the world’s shores. Supported by the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic Fund, he and his team travel to Svalbard aboard the National Geographic Resolution to install tiny water temperature sensors in rocky shores that track how warming conditions shape coastal biodiversity. In this video, join Seabra in the field to see how research along Arctic shores contributes to a deeper understanding of our changing planet.
