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18 Feb

Greenland’s West Coast Experiences Warmest January on Record as Nuuk Sets Historic Temperature Milestone: Everything You Need to Know

Greenland’s West Coast Experiences Warmest January on Record as Nuuk Sets Historic Temperature Milestone: Everything You Need to Know In January of 2026, Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, set a new record in temperature. For the first time since record-keeping began in 1917, the temperature in January reached an average of 0.1°C (32°F). That is a temperature increase of 7.8° compared to the last 30 years of consistent climatological observations. That is an alarming increase for a climate region that is north of the 70° parallel. On the first day of...

29 Jan

10 incredible moments from three months at sea in the Arctic

Often, I find myself reflecting on my love for the sea. I don’t know where it came from. I didn’t grow up near the ocean, nor am I much of a beach bum. Laying around in a swimsuit, like, in front of people all day doing nothing? And how annoying is sand? Scoffs. No thanks. Actually, if I’m being honest, I am more of a beach person now than I used to be. Pretentious young traveler me always wanted to be doing things and taking in the sights. Relaxing and holiday...

29 Jan

A big life update: join me in the Arctic

lotI’ve made it no secret; over the years, I’ve become obsessed with polar travel. In fact, I’ve become so obsessed that I am now an expedition guide, spending roughly half the year at sea in Antarctica and the Arctic. And I’m not slowing down anytime soon. I’ve already started a three-month season with Adventure Canada in the Arctic for this summer in Canada and Greenland. These polar places are almost inaccessible. The easiest and most efficient way to visit is by expedition ship. Most of the year, sea ice locks the Arctic...