How are #Arctic #plantpollinator interactions affected by warming? Check out our new results using #ITEX #opentopchambers. Great leadership by Roxaneh Khorsand! cdnsciencepub.com/doi/10.1139/AS…

Just a few more hours to give to our TUNDRA award on #UAFGivingDay! Your gift not only supports students & early career researchers' Arctic science. It gives them the chance to gain confidence & start a lifelong passion in their career. givingday.alaska.edu/amb/toolik #49HoursForAlaska

The new uspermafrost FCP is hosting a virtual panel event with @polarsecco to discuss balancing childcare and work responsibilities. This event is free and open to both members and non-members. Please consider donating to the FCP during registration to help support the program!

Snow buntings have returned to the Toolik area, with sightings every day this week since Sunday! Though we're still a bit away from spring break-up, we're celebrating the strengthening sun & the arrival of these springtime heralds. 📷 Abby Jackson uaf.edu/toolik/edc/jou…

Back up to Toolik Field Station for a few days to show off the station.

The first siksrik of the year has emerged from hibernation at Toolik! The Toolik ground squirrel population usually wakes a little later than those closer to the Brooks Range. Welcome back to the station, ground squirrel. uaf.edu/toolik/edc/jou… 📸 Mayra Meléndez González

Excited to see our work help the new BBC series "Mammals" showcase some of the amazing life of a wolverine. We've worked for almost a decade to help ensure the conservation of this species. Toolik Field Station WCS @JonathanSlaght bbc.co.uk/programmes/art…

Is it spring? Cold first day up at Toolik with highs near 15 and lows below 0f. Despite the cold it is beautiful with bluebird skies. Not to be out shown the mountains a radiant with alpine glow in the evening and the ptarmigan flicks are getting ever bigger.

Our seasonal naturalist Seth is back at the station and already spotting incredible wildlife. Muskox battles, endless ptarmigan, migrating birds and more! Read all about it in our Naturalist Journal, published daily. uaf.edu/toolik/edc/jou… 📸Seth Beaudreault

Still alot of snow to move up at Toolik Field Station in order to welcome the researchers who are migrating north along with the birds. Joe is knocking down this pile to make room for more snow piles. The dozer might look small in the photo but it is a large normal sized dozer.

We're so excited to announce our third cohort for the Toolik Tundra Award! Join us in extending a big congrats to the awardees. Learn more about the researchers & their projects on our website! And thank you to all who have donated to support this award! uaf.edu/toolik/outreac…

UA Fairbanks scientist Tom Glass was a consultant on the new BBC series #Mammals. His episode "Cold" features his research on #wolverines and was filmed Toolik Field Station. Check out a clip at the link & B sure 2 catch the series stateside in July! #Nature BBC Earth bbc.in/4dHfqDz

We’re excited to host the new collaborative institute EvoMe from Woodwell Climate Research Center and UA Fairbanks!

While out monitoring plants today near Toolik Field Station I heard what could only be described as a bird mimicking a grasshopper. I knew there must be a bluethroat around but I did not have my binoculars. I went back and I found a handful of handsome bluethroat singing away in some willows.

Next year marks our 50th year as a research station! To celebrate, we’re working with Arctic Science Journal on a special collection of all things Toolik. Have a Toolik-based research paper you’d like included in the collection? Learn more at cdnsciencepub.com/topic/as-toolik

Slowly but surely the tundra around Toolik Field Station Field Station is coming alive. Since Friday lots of snow has melted and the flowers have begun to pop.