Dr. Sharon Robinson is a lecturer in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Wollongong. She is being funded by the Antarctic Division to look at the effects of climate change on moss which is one of the few plant species to be found in Antarctica. Her diary and digital pictures were emailed back to Andrew in Wollongong who put them into the Australian Flora and Fauna Research Centre's (AFFRC) Web site (Now the ICB).

The projects which are based in and around the Australian Antarctic Division's Casey Base are now (1998-99) in their third season. This year Sharon is working with Jane Wasley who is her PhD student at Wollongong University.

Sharon's homepage at the University of Wollongong. If you have have any comments or questions, you can email Sharon at Wollongong University.
 The images you see on these pages are from a digital camera kindly donated jointly by Apple Computer Australia and Information Technology Services at U.O.W. 
Week
1997 - 1998 Season
Go to last year's Diary, Week 1
1
Go to last year's Diary, Week 2
2
 Settling in and setting up.
Go to last year's Diary, Week 3
3
 Installing, sampling and swimming.
Go to last year's Diary, Week 4 4 Christmas at the Hilton with the Emperors.
Go to last year's Diary, Week 5 5
The Casey Tour & How to unbog a Hagglund. Part II.
Go to last year's Diary, Week 6 6 Final experiments,resupply & goodbye
Go to last year's Diary, Week 7 7 The Voyage Home!
1998 - 1999 Season
This years Diary
Summary of this years experiments. This years Science

Casey, the Daintree of Antarctica: habitat & environment

 

Monthly images of the experimental sites. Worth the wait.

Pictures from the experimental sites.
A chronological series updated mothly.
Graphic Heavy !!
Real life in the freezer. See what is happening at the Casey Base on their new Web site.
The place that runs Australian operations in Antarctica.   The Australian Antarctic Division Website.  
Sea ice near Casey
Sharon, Cath and Jane would like to thank all those ANARE expeditioners who have helped them in the last three years.

These projects are supported by funding from the Antarctic Science Advisory Committee.

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