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EIS on NOVA

98281235364263nova.jpgJames Balog and the Extreme Ice Survey were featured in a one-hour documentary on NOVA/PBS on March 24, 2009. The film follows James as he photographs spectacular landscapes in Alaska, Greenland, and Iceland and, with his team, collects images from his time-lapse cameras.
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Extreme Ice Now Book

75991235364278cover.jpgNational Geographic Books is publishing Extreme Ice Now: Vanishing Glaciers and Changing Climate: A Progress Report in March 2009. Written by James Balog in collaboration with the EIS team, the 120-page book contains brief essays about climate change and 75 stunning color photographs. Click here to order.

 

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Climate Change—What You Can Do

27791237521420CFLbulbsm.jpgReduce your energy footprint, drive smarter, eat locally, make your voice heard. Click here to find out what you can do right now to help stop global warming.

 

 

 

 

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Two Ways to Support EIS

30911235366104storefinal.pngDeploying cameras, collecting images, creating time-lapse video—it all requires an annual budget well into six figures. Please make a donation or visit the EIS store to buy a poster, mug, t-shirt, or other item. Donations are tax-deductible and all product purchases support our fieldwork.

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EIS Exhibitions and Multimedia Presentations

82931235366103Lecture.pngMore than a million people have seen the EIS exhibitions at Denver International Airport and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Click here to book an exhibition or to inquire about booking EIS director James Balog as a conference or event speaker.

"The scope of the [EIS] project is daunting and the photographs that you have made are so beautiful and engaging. Your long term commitment to the earth and its creatures is truly important."
—Ann Tucker, Curator of Photography, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

 

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Glaciology & Climate Change

54671237618781Glacierdynamicsillusrevsml.jpgWhat’s the difference between an arctic glacier and an alpine glacier? Learn the lingo and find out how glaciers form and what they have to do with global warming.

 

 

 

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EIS on Google Earth

22371237519988finalgoogleEarthlLogo.pngThe Extreme Ice Survey is honored to feature our own layer with photos and time-lapse videos on Google Earth. Click here for more information on Google Earth and how to view our layer.

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