Field Work Trash or Treasure? As humans have explored the Antarctic wilderness further, their impact on it has become more…Edmund StumpNovember 1, 2012
Field WorkNews The Remote Heart of the Transantarctic Mountains A glacier flows through the remote heart of the Transantarctic Mountains, a land so alien…Edmund StumpSeptember 1, 2012
ClimbingField Work The Aesthetics of Field Science This month marks the first anniversary of my blog. The following is an abridgement of…Edmund StumpAugust 1, 2012
Antarctic ExplorersClimbingField WorkNews The Unknown What is it about the unknown? Why are we drawn to it? Why the fascination?…Edmund StumpJune 1, 2012
ClimbingField Work Antarctica in the Summer: Sunshine 24/7 A peculiarity of the polar regions is the cycle of seasons with total darkness and…Edmund StumpApril 1, 2012
ClimbingField Work Climbing for Science in Antarctica Over the past several months I’ve talked a lot about Antarctica and what it’s like…Edmund StumpFebruary 1, 2012
Field WorkNews Geology of the Transantarctic Mountains Last week the holidays broke my routine. As I head into the New Year, The…Edmund StumpJanuary 1, 2012
Field Work McMurdo Station As the ship Discovery sailed back from a voyage along the Great Barrier (Ross Ice…Edmund StumpAugust 28, 2011
Field Work Finding Cairns Anyone who travels to the deep field in Antarctica experiences setting foot in places where…Edmund StumpAugust 21, 2011
Field Work Hygene in the Field In the field when it comes to the kitchen, Stump’s first rule is, “No Soap!”…Edmund StumpAugust 14, 2011