The overall calmness of the water along with the rays of the sun on the sole iceberg around us in the Labrador Sea compelled me to capture the moment.

Le calme de l’eau ainsi que les rayons du soleil sur l'unique iceberg autour de nous, sur la mer du Labrador, m’a poussé à saisir l’instant.

by Teddy Hurley  (age 17), San Francisco, California, USA

These gorgeous purple flowers caught my eye while visiting the Greenlandic village of Nanortalik.  I was taken aback by their beautiful and vivid colours. 

Ces magnifiques fleurs violettes ont attiré mon regard lors de ma visite du village groenlandais de Nanortalik. J'ai été surprise par leurs belles et vives couleurs.

by Michaela Norgren (age 17), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Students stand on the deck of our ship, The Sea Adventurer,seeing the endless beauty that the Arctic has to offer.  This is one of the many reasons why we should protect the Arctic.

Les élèves se tiennent sur le pont de notre bateau, le Sea Adventurer, observant la beauté sans fin que l'Arctique a à offrir. C'est une des nombreuses raisons pour lesquelles nous devrions protéger l'Arctique.

by Micahela Norgren (age 17), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Torngat Base Camp, Labrador. I saw the most beautiful sunset in my life that day. The colors, the tempo, the peacefulness, the vibrancy: it all just felt like a dream.

Camp de base des Monts-Torngat, au Labrador. J'ai vu le plus beau coucher de soleil de ma vie ce jour-là. Les couleurs, le tempo, la paix, l'éclat: tout m'a semblé être comme un rêve.

by Lindsay Luo (age 16), Shenzhen, China

The colours reflected off the water during an arctic sunset can be magical, as was our view while heading into the Labrador Sea on our way to Greenland.

by Alistair Walker (age 17), Braemar, Aberdeenshire. Scotland

The remnants of the abandoned village of Killiniq, Nunavut.

by Keisha Westwood (age 17), Kugluktuk, Nunavut, Canada

This image was taken in the abandoned village of Killiniq, Nunavut. These boats had watched the settlement from their solitary place on the hill for over 35 years.

Cette photographie a été prise dans le village abandonné de Killiniq, Nunavut. Ces bateaux ont surveillé la communauté à partir de leur lieu solitaire sur la colline depuis plus de 35 ans.

by Kaitlyn Little (age 17), St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada

This expedition allowed us to travel to breathtaking places, as well as have time to reflect on our journey.

Cette expédition nous a donné l'occasion de voyager à des endroits à couper le souffle, ainsi que le temps de réfléchir sur notre périple.

by Emma Lee (age 17), North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The town of Kiliniq, Nunavut was so beautiful - I wanted to show its natureand it’s run-down beauty. 

La communauté de Kiliniq, Nunavut était tellement belle - j'ai voulu montrer sa nature et sa beauté délabrée.

by Emma Lee (age 17), North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Paradise Valley, Greenland was really one of my favourite places.

Paradise Valley, au Groenland fut vraiment l'un de mes endroits préférés.

by Emma Lee (age 17), North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The Polar Bear, Ursus maritimus. I captured this shot while we were sailing south down the coast of the Torngat Mountains in Labrador.  The ease with which the bear was able to navigate the rocky coast was impressive to every extent of the word.  It was amazing to see such an magnificent mammal in its natural habitat.

L'ours polaire, Ursus maritimus. J'ai pris cette photographie alors que nous naviguions vers le sud sur la côte des monts Torngat, au Labrador. La facilité avec laquelle l'ours se déplaçait sur la côte rocheuse était impressionnante dans tous les sens du mot. C'était incroyable de voir un si magnifique mammifère dans son habitat naturel.

by Patrick Hickey (age 16), St.John's, Newfoundland, Canada

Fjord of Eternity (Evigsfjord), Greenland

Kaitlyn Little (age 17), St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada

Arctic plants are small and grow close to the ground because of the harsh habitat they live in.

Photo by Claire Watson (22)

Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

Sunset, Labrador, Torngat Mountains National Park

Photo by Thomas Piekut (age 16) Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Killiniq, Nunavut

Neha Gulati (age 14), Grimsby, Ontario, Canada

Fjords of Greenland

Justin Fisch (age 22) Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Killiniq, Nunavut

Claire Watson (age 22), Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

Tasermiut Fjord, Greenland

Thomas Piekut (age 16), Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

We had a fabulous encounter with a Humpback Whale while we were heading back to the ship in our small zodiac boat. What an experience! Arsuk Fjord, Greenland

Steven Jia (age 18), Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

We came across part of the skeleton of a caribou, which most likely had been captured and eaten by a polar bear. Northern Labrador

Navarana Kleist (age 17), Kuujjuaq, Quebec, Canada

It was pretty sobering to see this melting glacier in Greenland. Our expedition leader said that several years before, on a previous expedition, that same glacier reached right out to the water. Sermasit Glacier, Tasermiut Fiord, Greenland

Neha Gulati (age 14), Grimsby, Ontario, Canada

The morning light and clouds creating this incredible scene. In the foreground is one of our zodiac boats on its way back to the ship to take us out on another adventure. Eclipse Bay, Torngat Mountains National Park, Labrador

Thomas Piekut (age 16), Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Torngat Mountains National Park, Labrador

Steven Jia (age 18), Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Iceberg in the fjord, Greenland

Austin McPherson (age 17) Churchill, Manitoba, Canada

Glacier ice in Greenland

Alistair Walker (age 17), Braemar, Scotland

Labrador Sea near Nanortalik, Greenland

Thomas Piekut (age 16), Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Greenland

Justin Fisch (age 22) Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Late evening near the Arctic Circle near Nanortalik, Greenland

Emmanuel Tse (age 17), Port Coquitlam, BritishColumbia, Canada

Somewhere in the Labrador Sea

Gordon Zhang (age 16), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Paradise Valley, Greenland

Talia Schmidt (age 17)  Fairfax, Virginia, USA

Tasermiut Fjord, Greenland

Lindsay Luo (age 16), Shenzhen, China

Saglek Harbour, Torngat Mountains National Park

Matthew Szczepanski (age 17), Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

We were out exploring the glaciers in this fjord in Greenland. It sounded like there were canons booming, but it was actually the sound of the glacier ice cracking. We were listening to the sounds when a huge chunk of ice broke from the glacier and went crashing into the water in front of us. Don't worry, we were much farther from the glacier than it looks. This photo was taken with a long lens, which compresses the depth of field and makes it look like we were much closer than we were. Don't worry, we were at a safe distance! Tasermiut Fiord, Greenland

Thomas Piekut (age 16), Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Our ship was anchored in the Nachvak Fjord, Torngat Mountains National Park in Labrador. This was the view of our ship from the top of the mountain, during our hike.

Mike Ge (age 15), Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The visited the new Parks Canada base camp at Torngat Mountains National Park in Labrador. This photo shows salmon curing on a line, being processed in the traditional way that the Indigenous people of the region use.

Kaitlyn Little (age 17), St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada

On our hike through Paradise Valley, Greenland we found this mussel shell nestled amongst the Crowberry.

Alistair Walker (age 17), Braemar, Scotland

Dwarf willow trees on the arctic landscape in Paradise Valley, Greenland. Arctic plants grow low to the ground to avoid the hard arctic winds and the shearing ice crystals that shear off new buds.

Talia Schmidt (age 17), Fairfax, Virginia, USA

This is the moon just beginning to rise over the horizon in the Labrador Sea.

Justin Fisch (age 22), Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Exploring the coastline of Northern Labrador by zodiac boat

Mike Ge (age 15), Toronto, Ontario, Canada