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		  	 WBUR sent Dan 
  Grossman to Antarctica to report on the ecological, scientific, and marine 
  biological research going on at Palmer Station, on the Antarctic Peninsula. 
  He left with hopes of reporting on global warming and penguin populations. He 
  returned with a high appreciation of what life is like on the 
  underside of the earth.  In this site you can find out about research that proves the 
impact global warming has on the population of Adelie Penguins, track the migration of the Antarctic bird,the Giant Petrel, and hear a first hand account of sailing across the 
treacherous Drake's Passage.  You'll find video of penguins at play, photos of the scientists and their research, and learn exactly what equipment you would need to do what they do.
 WBUR is working with teachers to bring the Antarctic adventure to their classrooms. 
  If you are an educator who would like more information about Antarctica, read 
  through our lesson 
  plans, and write us at antarctica@wbur.bu.edu.Hear 
  Dan discuss his journey on Here & Now.
 
 "Wbur Journeys to Antarctica" was awarded the AAAS Science Journalism Award for 2003.  Read more...
  
 
  
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  View images of Bill Baker and his dive team, researching the depths of the Antarctic Ocean floor. 
 
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      |  Antarctic ArtistsSee some how two
          artists portray their vision of Antarctica in their paintings.
 
 Antarctica Links
 Read more on the web about Antarctica.
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        Sounds Listen to recordings of some of the most interesting sounds made by the 
        wildlife and physical landscape of the Antarctic Peninsula..
 
 
  Attention 
        Teachers New lesson plans are available in the Teacher Guide.
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