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Citizen science in mountain huts: on the hunt for the right recipe !
16 Dec 2021

Citizen science in mountain huts: on the hunt for the right recipe !

by Meleze | posted in: Behind the scenes, Citizen Science, Uncategorized | 0

Citizen science is at the heart of CREA Mont-Blanc’s mission. More recently, we’ve been looking for the right formula to encourage more people to participate in field observations. This past summer, we tested a new approach, specially conceived for visitors … Continued

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Our research is made possible by our volunteers
7 Sep 2021

Our research is made possible by our volunteers

by Meleze | posted in: Sciences du vivant, Citizen Science | 0

Without them, nothing would be possible at CREA Mont-Blanc! Who is “them” you might ask?  They are our volunteers who we depend on year-round to head out in the field and monitor the plants and animals of the Mont-Blanc massif.  … Continued

Snow and precipitation in Chamonix:  reporting on an exceptional winter season
16 Mar 2018

Snow and precipitation in Chamonix: reporting on an exceptional winter season

by Meleze | posted in: Research, Research | 0

In the Mont-Blanc massif, 2018 winter precipitation levels have exceeded the 1981-2010 average levels by 45%.  PhD in climatology at the Université de Neuchâtel and contributing researcher at CREA Mont-Blanc, Geoffrey Klein reports back on this wet and snowy winter.  … Continued

Alps, Climate, snow, Winter
Winter Special: 60% off on precipitation
4 Mar 2017

Winter Special: 60% off on precipitation

by Meleze | posted in: Research, Research | 0

In the Chamonix Valley, winter 2016-2017 has been a weird one. In terms of temperatures (which have been highly variable) and precipitation (which has been well-below average), this season has been a departure from the norm. Geoffrey Klein, PhD student … Continued

Alps, Climate, snow

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