In “It is Getting Hot in Here”, Dr. Patricia Kaye Dumandan, PI of the POLARIN-funded TEMPNET project, gives an inside look at how her team set up experiments to understand how temperature shapes insect activity and species interactions in the Arctic.

Through POLARIN, Patricia and her team travelled to the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources in Nuuk and later to the Zackenberg Research Station in Greenland, where they built makeshift field laboratories, crafted creative experimental setups, and installed mesocosm boxes to capture how warming affects species interactions.

An inside look at the hands-on work behind studying a rapidly warming environment.
Read the blog here.