George Divoky's efforts in maintaining a long-term data base in the Arctic and the response of Black Guillemots to a warming trend in northern Alaska have garnered significant media coverage. Following are some highlights of this coverage.

Select the links below to read media coverage about our research:

Media Coverage

• George Divoky's Planet by Darcy Frey
  New York Times Magazine - January 6, 2002
• Best American Science Writing of 2002 by Matt Ridley
• Earth and Sky Radio Shows - Feb 16, 2004 and Feb 17, 2004
• Hot Times in Alaska - PBS Scientific American Frontiers with Alan Alda - watch online
• ABC News Nightline - Bill Blakemore's July 2005 visit to the island that aired in December 2005 - watch online

Upcoming public presentations

Educating the public about the impacts of rapid climate change in the Arctic and its implications for the rest of the world is an important part of Friends of Cooper Island. 

• Participating in the Polar-Palooza Tour's presentation of "Stories  from A Changing Planet"
  
  April 17-19, 2008 - Salt Lake City, Utah
  April 21-22, 2008 - Norman, Oklahoma
  
  
  
   

Last updated: 04/15/2008

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