GUARDIANS OF THE ICE LOGO
Our logo is intended to convey much about our central concerns in simple forms and tones.
GUARDIANS OF THE ICE LOGO
Our logo is intended to convey much about our central concerns in simple forms and tones.
OUR DESIGNER LIN OOSTERHOFF EXPLAINS:
The lines represent crevasses within the glacier as well as the vertical motion of melting and evaporation.
Each line stands for one of the twelve guardian/ sentinel mountains that surround and protect the Icefield.
The spare, minimalist approach is designed to convey the strength, elegance and serenity of nature.
The blue colour palette seeks to complement the natural translucence of virgin ice. Yellow/orange symbolizes earth.
OUR DESIGNER LIN OOSTERHOFF EXPLAINS:
The lines represent crevasses within the glacier as well as the vertical motion of melting and evaporation.
Each line stands for one of the twelve guardian/ sentinel mountains that surround and protect the Icefield.
The spare, minimalist approach is designed to convey the strength, elegance and serenity of nature.
The blue colour palette seeks to complement the natural translucence of virgin ice. Yellow/orange symbolizes earth.
OUR DESIGNER LIN OOSTERHOFF EXPLAINS:
The lines represent crevasses within the glacier as well as the vertical motion of melting and evaporation.
Each line stands for one of the twelve guardian/ sentinel mountains that surround and protect the Icefield.
The spare, minimalist approach is designed to convey the strength, elegance and serenity of nature.
The blue colour palette seeks to complement the natural translucence of virgin ice. Yellow/orange symbolizes earth.
OUR MISSION
To marry art and science in film, photography and text to illuminate the significance of what is being lost and the infinite possibilities to be realized in grappling with this urgent global climate crisis.
To mobilize a broad social movement around the retreat of the Columbia Icefield breaking the logjam of apathy and complacency towards the climate crisis. We can accomplish this by becoming committed climate activists in a community of individual action, community collaboration and policy change.
OUR MISSION
To marry art and science in film, photography and text to illuminate the significance of what is being lost and the infinite possibilities to be realized in grappling with this urgent global climate crisis.
To mobilize a broad social movement around the retreat of the Columbia Icefield breaking the logjam of apathy and complacency towards the climate crisis. We can accomplish this by becoming committed climate activists in a community of individual action, community collaboration and policy change.
OUR MISSION
To marry art and science in film, photography and text to illuminate the significance of what is being lost and the infinite possibilities to be realized in grappling with this urgent global climate crisis.
To mobilize a broad social movement around the retreat of the Columbia Icefield breaking the logjam of apathy and complacency towards the climate crisis. We can accomplish this by becoming committed climate activists in a community of individual action, community collaboration and policy change.
is one of Canada’s leading alpine climbers, with experience in many of the world’s Great Ranges. Based in Canada’s mountains, he’s repeated and established some of the most remote and esthetic climbs on the Columbia Icefield. He has pushed the limits above glaciers on North America’s highest mountains. And established a route on a Himalayan peak, K6 West at a grade of WI5 M6 over 1,800 metres with Raphael Slawinski. The ascent earned them both the prestigious climbing award known as the Piolets d’Or.
is an ice-core scientist and high-altitude mountaineer. National Geographic Explorer, Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, and Director of the Canadian Ice Core Lab at the University of Alberta. In addition to her academic work, she is a co-founder of Girls on Ice Canada and an avid adventurer and mountain climber.