This captivating landscape may cease to exist, and this is your chance to experience its wonders and to help researchers understand how we might protect it.

You’ll measure evidence of global warming in the majestic Mackenzie Mountains, a range that forms part of the border between Canada’s Northwest Territories and the Yukon and is on the front line of climate change. Among stunning wildlife, including one of the world’s largest herds of mountain caribou, you’ll help take soil and permafrost samples, monitor the health of the tree line, and record information on native plant species. By helping researchers learn all they can about this fragile environment now, you’ll help preserve it for the future.

Location

Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territory, Canada

Cost

$5250

Includes all accommodation, meals, transfers, insurance and research activities

Duration

11 days

Dates 2023

Update January 2023: Our overseas experiences are coming back on sale for 2023! Keep an eye on this page for upcoming 2023 expedition dates, to be released soon.

Activity Level

Moderate

Lead Scientist

Steven Mamet

Accomodation

• Couples rooms possible