Brian Christiansen, Videographer

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Daily Expedition Reports
10 May 2017

Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier, 5/10/2017, National Geographic Sea Lion

Aboard the National Geographic Sea Lion
Alaska

This morning the National Geographic Sea Lion crossed the terminal moraine of Dawes Glacier entering the thirty- four mile long fjord of Endicott Arm and the Tracy Arm Fords Terror Wilderness area. We awoke to clear blue skies as we made our passage back in time to the glaciers that remain from the last ice age.

Elise Lockton, Naturalist

Elise’s passion for exploration and the natural world is evident when you learn about the places she has chosen to live, work and travel. Field courses in college and a degree in environmental studies introduced Elise to the world of interpreting nat...

Brian Christiansen, Videographer

Brian is an adventure seeker traveling the planet in search of deeper connections with our world's complex ecology. Brought up in Utah, home to some of the most dramatic margins a coastal desert can offer so far inland, his appreciation for protecti...

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