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From bad luck to good fortune

about 16 hours ago

Haakon Steinar Vatle, director of the Statsraad Lehmkuhl Foundation and expedition leader.

A 112 year old, state-of-the-art research vessel

Sailing, and doing science. Photo: One Ocean Expedition

When Statsraad Lehmkuhl ran aground

Gabriel Kielland Photo: Marcus UiB

Statsraad Lehmkuhl, the man

Kristofer Lehmkuhl on board Statsraad Lehmkuhl in 1923. To the left is First Officer Z. Bryhn, to the right Captain G. Kielland. Cadets are seen behind them. Photo: UiB / Marcus

Dublin, Ireland

Dublin Photo: Wikimedia commons

A cry for help on behalf of the ocean

Still plenty of time. Photo: Ronald Toppe

Brest, France

Brest Photo: Déniel / Wikimedia commons

Ponta Delgada, the Azores

about 1 month ago

Photo: Ronald Toppe

Crossing the Atlantic with cadets on board

about 2 months ago

Windy Photo: Andre Ingvoldstad

Cádiz, Spain

The sea is on fire!

A waterspout. Photo: Andre Ingvoldstad

Norfolk, USA

Downtown Norfolk. Photo: Bruce Emmerling / Wikipedia commons

Navigating using satellites

The chart house is full of screens showing where the ship is, and the planned route. Photo: Hanna Helle

What the scientists discovered

Birgit Rinde launching a sampler. Photo: Susanne Njølstad Skandsen

Baltimore, USA

Baltimore harbour. Photo: Matthew Binebrink / Wikimedia commons

Cartagena, Colombia

Sunset over Cartagena Harbor. Photo: Norma Gòmez / Wikimedia commons

Handwritten Messages from Drew School - Message in a Bottle

Herradura Bay, Costa Rica

Herradura Bay. Photo: Manolo Blanco / Flickr Creative commons

Delivering emergency messages to the grown-ups

Captain Jens Joachim Hiorth receives messages from schoolchildren in La Paz. Photo: Andre Ingvoldstad

In search of the secrets of the Gulf of California

The rosette is lauched. Photo: Andre Ingvoldstad

La Paz, Mexico

La Paz Photo: Maria de los Angeles / Wikimedia commons

Ensenada, Mexico

Bahía de Todos Santos in Ensenada. Photo: Port of San Diego / Wikipedia commons

San Diego, USA

San Diego skyline. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

San Francisco, USA

San Francisco Photo: Wikimedia commons

Three weeks focusing on the future

Photo: Matteo Baratella

Seattle, USA

Seattle, with Mount Rainier in the background. Photo: Daniel Schwen / Wikipedia Commons

The echo sounder that does a lot more than find fish

The CD300 display. Photo: Kongsberg Discovery

Listening to the ocean

Vancouver, Canada

Just had to sail

Truls Aaby. Photo: Malin Kvamme

Los Angeles, USA

Los Angeles by night Photo: ZM Yi / Flickr creative commons

– I didn’t really know what I was getting into

Jens Joachim Hjorth. Photo: Malin Kvamme

Checked 150-year-old measurements

1000 meters of hemp-rope, and a modern thermometer. Photo: Malin Kvamme

The bench got a new life

David Höglund on the bench. Photo: André Marton Pedersen

The Panama Canal – a 500-year-old idea

Statsraad Lehmkuhl has never looked better

Photo: André Marton Pedersen

Inside the Bermuda Triangle

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No permit for doing research

The screen is black. Photo: André Marton Pedersen

Bermuda

Hamilton, Bermuda. Photo: cityofhamilton.bm

Waiting for the hurricane to pass

Hurricane Eirin. Photo: André Marton Pedersen

St. John's, Canada

Stopped by global warming

Photo: André Marton Pedersen

– We have seen each other at our worst – seasick, tired, and hungry

Delphine Gilliard (to the left), Ingeborg Hove Gusdal, Hannah Thommessen, Laurien de Korte and Yara Nieuwenhuis ready for their night shift. Photo: Karine Nigar Aarskog / UiT

How Statsraad Lehmkuhl prepared for the Northwest Passage

Ice floating in sea as Statsraad Lehmkuhl sails into Nuuk. Photo: Malin Kvamme

Statsraad Lehmkuhl will not sail through the Northwest Passage

Statsraad Lehmkuhl in the Davis Strait. Photo: André Marton Pedersen

The Northwest Passage – the shortest route to the Pacific

Gjøa, frozen in the ice in Gjoa Haven. Photo: Nasjonalbiblioteket

Ready to set sail towards the Northwest Passage

A sailing course in climate and ocean science

Students having a great time. Photo: Malin Kvamme

Doing research only when the sun shines

Emmanuel Boss. Photo: Matteo Baratella

Sailing into Europe’s central heating system

Temperature, red is hot - blue is cold. Image: NASA

Sailing along the longest mountain range on earth

Image: NOAA

40 students on their way to the Arctic

On the way! Photo: Malin Kvamme

Nuuk, Greenland

Nuuk. Photo: Oliver Schauf / Wikipedia commons

Whales - living and dead

Sei whale. Photo: Matteo Baratella

Sampling life in the upper ocean

Trawling for plastics

Photo: Matteo Baratella

Looking forward to sailing the Northwest Passage

Statsraad Lehmkul and the UN Ocean Conference 2025

Photo: Haakon Vatle

What is it with sailors and swallows?

Photo: André Marton Pedersen

Sailed through a marine heatwave

Photo: Matteo Baratella

Into the Mediterranean

Statsraad Lehmkuhl entering the Strait of Gibraltar. Photo: Matteo Baratella

– Nice to get a taste of the kind of weather we might encounter in the Northwest Passage

Marcus 'Marc' Seidl. Photo: André Marton Pedersen

Rendezvous at sea

Danmark with all sails set. Photo: Matteo Baratella

Paused over a giant vortex

Photo: Matteo Baratella

Nice, France

Nice. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

– It just sounded like a cool adventure

Ship doctor Anders Einum. Photo: Matteo Baratella

ESA and NASA board the 111-year-old ship to teach ocean science

Sailing in the Pacific. Photo: André Marton Pedersen

Research instruments on board

Reykjavik, Island

Reykjavik. John Keogh / Flick Creative Commons

– Everyone holds their breath

Back on deck, 52 years later

Steve Paulus, Marlie Smucker and Peter Kjemtrup. Photo: André Pedersen

Tromsø, Norway

Tromsø in February. Photo: Svein-Magne Tunli / Wikipedia Commons

– I feel like the beach is a little bit mine

André Marton Pedersen cleaning the beach. Photo: André Pedersen

Sailing, and doing science - irresistible!

A geopolitical storm

about 1 year ago

Lerwick, Shetland

about 1 year ago

Lerwick. Photo: Ronald Toppe

A new voyage for the future

about 1 year ago

Sailing Through History: The Journey of Statsraad Lehmkuhl

about 1 year ago

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Join the One Ocean Expedition – Unique Voyages to Exciting Destinations!

about 1 year ago

A Planet in Miniature: Inspiring Action for the Ocean

over 1 year ago

Vidar Helgesen is the new goodwill ambassador for the One Ocean Expedition.

over 1 year ago

Heading for new expeditions

about 2 years ago

Greetings from our new goodwill ambassador

over 4 years ago

Prime Minister of Norway, Jonas Gahr Støre

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over 5 years ago