Varya Bazilova and Caroline Aubry-Wake share their experience of remote mountain fieldwork in the Himalayas, where they collected data for their research projects and continued monitoring efforts in collaboration with other team members, in a blog post on the European Geosciences Union website. Their post provides an insight into the logistics and challenges of high-mountain fieldwork, as well as the appreciation for the effort that goes into obtaining high-quality data.
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