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In 2024, 'For Winter' follows an international team of scientists led by glaciologist Alison Criscitiello as they embark on an expedition to Mt. Logan, Canada’s tallest peak. The film documents their 10-day climb through harsh weather conditions, including whiteout scenarios and treacherous icefalls, to reach the summit plateau. Once there, the team camps for 16 days to drill for ice core samples that contain thousands of years of climate data.
The documentary captures the physical and mental demands placed on the team as they work in frigid conditions to gather vital climate information. Criscitiello's leadership and the team's determination are central to the narrative, showcasing their commitment to advancing scientific understanding of climate change through this ambitious project.
Why Watch
- •Follow Alison Criscitiello's leadership in extreme conditions.
- •See the challenges of drilling ice cores at high altitudes.
- •Find out what climate data is hidden in ancient ice.
Did You Know
•The expedition lasts a total of 26 days, including 10 days of climbing.
•Alison Criscitiello is a National Geographic Explorer.
•The team camps for 16 days on Mt. Logan's summit plateau.
Perfect For
Climate science enthusiastsOutdoor adventure loversFans of extreme expeditions