Cape Farewell Youth Expedition 2007

Discover the questions Amy wants to explore during the expedition and what she hopes to share when she’s back. Plus a cameo clip in the middle.  (Duration: 48 secs)

“I want to see how they react to different experiments… stuck between salty and fresh. How will it react to that? I don’t know yet…” Watch this short clip from Amélie introducing her project and the areas she would like to explore. (Duration: 48 secs)

Watch footage from the workshops at Kidbrooke and get an introduction to Hayley’s projects. (Duration: 41 secs)

Meet Franziska and watch footage filmed earlier this year from workshops at Lise-Meitner Gymnasium. (Duration: 33 secs)

“I want to write a new story with a climate change theme” Hear more about Lydia’s project and what she plans to do during the voyage. (Duration: 1:11 mins)

Plankton are also important in the carbon cycles happening in the ocean and can be indicators of global warming. Find out more in footage filmed following the 2004 expedition. (Duration: 4:00 mins)

Take a look at the oceans and currents around Svalbard, in footage filmed during the 2003 expedition. (Duration: 2:10 mins)

Ny-Alesund has a rich history of polar explorations. Find out more in interviews and footage filmed during the 2003 expedition. (Duration: 1:20mins)

Plankton hold crucial evidence about the impact of global warming and the arctic foodchain. Hear from the Cape Farewell scientists as they analyse samples of plankton, in footage filmed during the 2003 expedition. (Duration: 4:58mins)

Find out about the history of Longyearbyen, from it’s beginnings in 1906 up until today, in interviews and footage filmed during the 2003 expedition. (Duration: 3:50mins)