Dive into the frigid world of Antarctic scientific field research with outdoor environmental science educator Amy Osborne. Amy spent fall 2019 on the icy continent of Antarctica with Dr. Amy Moran, and her team of researchers from the University of Hawaii at Manoa, studying the impacts of warming ocean temperatures on the growth and development of cold-blooded marine invertebrates, animals like sea spiders and sea slugs. Amy Osborne is a science educator with NatureBridge, a nonprofit organization that provides education programs at six national parks in United States. Learn about experiences during her time studying animals on and under the ice and life as a field researcher on the windiest, driest and coldest continent.
