In June 2022, a research team comprising Mongolian, American, and Siberian researchers traveled to the northernmost province of Mongolia, the Khövsgöl (Mongolian: Хөвсгөл) aimag to meet with local and Indigenous communities, learn about their relationships with their animals, infrastructure, and landscapes, and discuss opportunities of future collaboration. The researchers’ work is part of the “Informal Roads: The Impact of Unofficial Transportation Routes on Remote Arctic Communities” project funded by the US National Science Foundation (award #1748092).
Getting to Know Local Plants Using Clay
Fairbanks, June 23, 2024 During the visit to Fairbanks, the MUST project team led by Vera Kuklina collaborated with Kelsey Aho, the Alaskan artist who organized a workshop “Getting to know local plants using clay.” OneTree Alaska space gallery is...
