It’s good to be back in Bermuda. Just a few months ago we were here conducting research in the Sargasso with an alliance of researchers led by BAMZ, the loudly acronymed Bermuda Aquarium, Museum, and Zoo, before we headed north to the Great Lakes for a summer of fresh water. […]
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Reflections on One Water
Asta Mail was the Expedition Coordinator for the One Water Story Expedition that took place this summer in the Great Lakes of North America. She took on the project as an extension of her Master’s of Professional Science program at the University of Miami, and has now returned home to […]
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Announcing the Exploration Science Program
We’re excited to announce our new Exploration Science Program specifically designed to prepare scientists to lead open ocean expeditions. This multifaceted course includes instruction on all aspects of running of a research vessel: planning and provisioning; seamanship and navigation; small boat handing; scientific sampling techniques; and communicating findings from the field. We offer two options […]
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Always with Me – By Mitchell McLean
Mitch McLean, Pangaea’s tireless intern and deckhand extraordinaire, volunteered his time and efforts day after day to make sure that everything on board ran smoothly. He did so with the honest intentions of putting his education and his passion for adventure to good use, and we think he did both […]
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One Water Story Reflections
Today is the very last day of the One Water Story’s four month Sailing Expedition in the Great Lakes! What a story it has been. Over the course of our summer expedition, we had over 35 guest crew members, visited 14 different inland cities and islands (many of them twice!), […]
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Mother’s Watch-By Igor Tchouiko
Igor Tchouiko is a 22 year old Ukranian gentleman. He speaks Russian, but was born in Moldova. He now resides in Canada, and was excited to take part in the sail between Toronto and Halifax this fall with his girlfriend, Marisha. In today’s blog, Igor describes life as a ship […]
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