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«Hearts in the ice» – expedition
Ever since Hilde moved to Svalbard in 1995, she’s been monitoring changes in temperature, glaciers, fjords and mountains.
«The glaciers used to be up to 5 km farther out in the fjords than they are today. When I first came here, there were only very few patches of green. Now the whole island is green. New species are arriving, and we don’t know how this will affect the food chain.»
Scandinavian Airline inflight magazine
«Hearts in the ice» – expedition
Hilde Fålun Strøm and Sunniva Sørby became the 1st woman team to overwinter in the Arctic in 2019-2020 in a small trapper’s hut with no electricity or running water, 140 km away from civilization. Their mission was to engage our global community in the conversation around climate change and what each of us can do.
Hicksville Trailer Palace
Young girl at the Bodega and street life by Plaza de San Francisco
The restaurant Kadeau is located in a former beach pavilion amid dunes on the south coast
Make sure to fill up at 99Palms before setting off
Joshua Tree National Park
Tapas fusion at Perro Viejo by head chef Antonio.
