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The Catlin Arctic Survey, delivered by Geo Mission, has returned its first set of scientific findings. Research carried out at the Catlin Arctic Survey’s Ice Base in March and April 2010 suggests that melting sea ice is weakening the Arctic Ocean’s ability to capture and store atmospheric carbon. This study, carried out by a team [...]

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Geo Mission’s Catlin Arctic Survey was named as ‘Campaign of the Month’ in the B2B Marketing journal. The article looks at what the Catlin Arctic Survey has achieved over the past 3 years and the evidence that proves that environmental sponsorships can deliver significant return on investment. B2B Marketing offers high-value, quality content to business marketers. The article [...]

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Geo Mission’s Head of Operations, Chip Cunliffe, has temporarily hung up his Arctic clothing and is opting for something a little more lightweight. Chip is currently in Peru, on a 3 week recce for a rainforest project that Geo Mission will be running in 2012. The expedition will involve a team of six explorers trekking [...]

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Scientists and policymakers worldwide can access data collected on Arctic Surveys thanks to colossal online databases. Geo Mission’s Dr. Tim Cullingford explains. “As Catlin Ice Base field samples are turned into data by the researchers back in their land laboratories, they will be preparing not only for publication of manuscripts, but also for submission of [...]

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