Spitsbergen
Polarbear paradise. This archipelo, also known as Svalbard, consists of three major islands, merely covered with glaciers. First stop in summer 2006.
Iceland
A volcanic island nation in the northern Atlantic Ocean and is about 10% glaciated. Land of geysers and the arctic fox. Planned in early spring 2007.
Qaanaaq
Also known as Thule, located in the northwest of the world's largest national park. About 81% of its surface is covered by ice. Planned as soon as a visa is granted.
Nunavut
Vast area of tundra islands located in the northwest of Canada. Land of the Inuit, caribous and whales. Planned in 2008.
Alaska
The largest and least populated state of the US. Home of millions of lakes and numerous volcanic islands. Planned in 2008.
Chukotka
The northeastern extremity of Asia, in the Russian Far East, seperated from Alaska by the Bering street. Dominated by tundras, with some areas of taiga. Planned in 2009
Norway
Rugged and mountainous nordic country, famous for its fjords, as well as a multitude of islands and islets. Planned somewhere in winter, in order to have a good change observing the northern lights.
The Northpole
No land. Just ice. The end of the project. Hopefully, enough ice is left in 2010.
