Having a blast teaching at the Mines Geology field camp this week. Lots of Pinedale glacial deposits 🥰

It’s been the absolute best two weeks at @geogdurham.bsky.social chatting about ice history, subglacial science, and all things radiocarbon! I’m heading home very excited and inspired about future research directions!🧊🇦🇶🤓

If you are still following me on the other place, my account has been hacked and they won’t help me recover my account. I promise I’m not a crypto girly now. 🙃

Students are using my paleoclimate problem sets to communicate climate change to their parents. The kids are alright, y’all.

I'm so proud of my little Rates and Dates family and everything we have built together these last couple of years. ❤️ In a time of so much uncertainty in U.S. science, I'm finding so much comfort and joy in focusing on this brilliant crew and the amazing work we're doing together.

Welcome home, my Pt/Rh beauties 😍 Time to melt some quartz!

Little cutie in the Hudson Mountains, West Antarctica! 🇦🇶

Plz do not email me I am very busy watching my dogs be extremely cute together.

Time to get some Orediggers graduated! #helluvaengineer @coschoolofmines.bsky.social

Englacial and subglacial drilling workshop, time on the hill, and a little celebration. It was my most productive AGU yet and I didn’t even go to the conference 🤣. Now back to Golden for graduation!👩‍🎓😎🎉

Erm. I guess I should have said..dogS. Bsky, meet Barkley. Much like his namesake, Barclay Kamb, he is sure to be into dark grey, sticky, sub-ice-stream muds. 🥰

I guess I’m doing this bsky thing now. 👋👋👋 Come for the Antarctic paleoglaciology and nerdy lab content, stay for cute pictures of my dog.