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After having witnessed perpetual sunlight, Antarctica is now showing its true nature. The time has come for a good storm. When the wind blows, snow gets in through the slightest crack, making the base camp vulnerable. It is important to clear the place up, to protect the tents and to shelter the lightest equipment so that the storm doesn't destroy everything.

The construction of the first Zero Emission station in Antarctica. The IPF would like to thank TAGEO for the soundtrack. More info on www.antarcticstation.org

De bouw van het eerste "zero emissie" wetenschappelijk station op Antarcitca. Meer info op www.antarcticstation.org

The construction of the first Zero Emission station in Antarctica. The IPF would like to thank TAGEO for the soundtrack. More info on www.antarcticstation.org

This animation reveals the primordial role of phytoplankton in marine ecosystems. A multitude of forms, size and colours characterizes these microorganisms present from tropical to polar oceans. You will understand why phytoplankton are particularly sensitive to fundamental environmental changes, particularly in the Arctic Ocean.

This animation illustrates how layers of plant, animal and mineral remains buried in lake bottoms can be used to trace past environments. Various audiences from high-school students to thesis defense listeners have enjoyed this simple presentation. Maija Heikkila

This animation highlights the importance of a small fish in the Arctic ecosystem. It targets high school students as they are aware of climate changes and easily understand simple ecological concepts. The objective is to generate discussions about the effects of global warming on the Arctic food web. Maxime Geoffroy

Deze film werd geselecteerd voor een mogelijke plaats in de finale van de Polar Quest wedstrijd, een initiatief van de International Polar Foundation.

Deze film werd geselecteerd voor een mogelijke plaats in de finale van de Polar Quest wedstrijd, een initiatief van de International Polar Foundation.