Part teacher, geographer & adventurer. Amazed by planet earth, with a soft spot for Iceland & a love for all things volcanic. Currently working for @rayburnedu
Keep a look out to the right if travelling down the main Reykjanesbraut into Reykjavik once past the turn off to the Blue Lagoon. The eruption site itself is currently closed for safety reasons, as is the parking for the Natthagi lavas 4/4
If you’re heading for Iceland soon, it is certainly living up to its name as ‘the land of ice and fire’ with the Litla-Hrút eruption starting on the Reykjanes peninsula. Keep your eyes open if you have a window seat on the approach to Keflavik, which is operating as normal 1/4
The Netflix series Earthstorm is out! Episode 2 is about volcanoes and starts off with the Fagradalsfjall eruption in 2021, including a short interview with me and Birgir Vilhelm Óskarsson at the Icelandic Institute of Natural History.
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(No) Volcano news from #Geldingadalir in #Iceland, though the eruption at #Fagradalsfjall has not formally been declared over and won't be for some time even if no new lava flows have appeared recently https://t.co/3jXdukC1sG (updated map via https://t.co/oJIRU72rlS) #volcano
We think it's important students understand why this gathering of countries who are part of the United Nations’ climate change treaty is so important #togetherforourplanet#climateaction@The_GA
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Did you know that only approximately 10% of Iceland's visitors will visit the #Westfjords? But those #adventurers who trek off the beaten path into this rugged landscape are in for a real treat. Here's my run down of this dramatic side of #Iceland. ➡️https://t.co/wbNDI8aW8h
A great look at tourism in Iceland and its changing economy. Iceland's Tourism Revolution https://t.co/hPOc3sMeVL via @YouTube#Iceland#GeographyTeacher