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Written by Julia Anna Moore

I will never forget the first week I moved to a tiny town in the Westfjords of Iceland. I moved to Iceland to study a climate related masters degree, and the Ocean was right outside my front door which was really the first time in my life that I could touch my doorknob and then be ...


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Written by Bianca Mata

It was one of my regular morning snorkelling trips in the Area Naturale Marina Protetta di Capo Carbonara. We anchored at the Madonna, my favourite snorkelling spot. I leaped into the water and started guiding our hour-long snorkelling tour above th...


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I stood with my hand gripping the edge of a metal table, legs swaying slightly, staring down at a fat juvenile harbour porpoise. In front of the porpoise was my supervisor, explaining in detail how the thawing process compromises the cellular structure of a frozen carcass. Behind him, a cow was hanging by its legs from the ceiling as a group of veterinary medicine students pu...


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