The document is a collection of images related to science, literacy, and the polar regions. It contains 14 photos from locations in the Arctic and Antarctic, including landscapes, wildlife, field research, and ocean/glacier scenes. The images show places like Greenland, Alaska, Antarctica, and the Southern Ocean, and depict phenomena such as the northern lights, icebergs, glaciers, and pancake ice formations.

1. Science, Literacy, and the Polar Regions Jessica Fries-Gaither Ohio State University [email_address]

2. Kulusuk, Greenland Nick Russill, Flickr

3. Scott tent at a field camp, Antarctica Mike Cheadle, National Science Foundation

4. Northern lights over Greenland Nick Russill, Flickr

5. Nacreous Clouds above Ross Island, Antarctica Chad Carpenter, National Science Foundation

6. Autumn Tundra in Alaska Jim Laundre, Arctic LTER

7. The McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica Peter Rejcek, National Science Foundation

8. Polar bear cubs US Fish and Wildlife Service

9. A researcher watches an Emperor Penguin Kristan Hutchinson, National Science Foundation

10. A glacier in Alaska Steve Wall, Flickr

11. Icebergs in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica Kris Kuenning, National Science Foundation

12. An Inuit women fishes for Tom Cod US Fish and Wildlife Service

13. US Antarctic Program participant DJ Jennings, National Science Foundation

14. An icebreaker on the Arctic Ocean Chris Linder, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

15. Geologists in the Transantarctic Mountains John Goodge, University of Minnesota

16. A juvenile humpback whale off the Antarctic Peninsula Sue Sheridan

17. A caribou on the Arctic tundra Code Poet, Flickr

18. Pancake ice forms on both the Arctic and Southern Oceans Zee Evans, National Science Foundation

19. Mt. Erebus, Antarctica’s most active volcano Nick Powell, National Science Foundation