Gina Moseley

Gina Moseley, an explorer, researcher, and professor specializing in paleoclimatology, dives deep into the captivating world of caves. She shares thrilling tales of spending a week underground and safety tips for aspiring spelunkers. Listeners learn about the science of stalactites and stalagmites, the fascinating history encoded in cave formations, and the psychological thrills of caving. Gina also discusses how ancient climate data from caves can inform our understanding of today’s climate crises, making the case for conservation in these hidden realms.

Join Gina Moseley, a paleoclimatologist and cave explorer, as she shares her fascinating journey into Greenland's ice caves. She reveals how ancient minerals and stalagmites unveil climate secrets from millions of years ago, showcasing periods of lush vegetation when CO2 levels mirrored today. Gina's work bridges the past and future, highlighting urgent climate changes and their global implications. With a personal touch, she reflects on humanity's stewardship role, fueled by a drive to explore and engage local Greenlandic communities in climate research.