Scientific Objectives – 9 research projects this summer, focusing on key areas, including:
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Studying polar biodiversity and ecosystems
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Analyzing glacial melting and its impacts
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Observing interactions between the ocean, atmosphere, and cryosphere
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Testing new scientific technologies.
Scientific Stages of the Expedition:
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LEG 1: Crossing the Atlantic to Quebec, Canada (May 19 – June 7)
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LEG 2: Study of the Saguenay Fjord, Quebec, Canada (June 14 – July 3)
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LEG 3: Disko Bay, Karrat Fjord, Uummannaq, Northwestern Greenland (July 9 – August 4)
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LEG 4: Kangerlussuaq, Narsaq, South Greenland (August 8 – September 4)
During this second expedition, the Forel Heritage Association aims to advance international scientific research while working closely with local Arctic communities. Through science, collaboration, and mutual respect, it seeks to better understand ongoing changes and contribute to the protection of the Arctic for future generations.