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Science with Purpose, Ethics, and Shared Stewardship
Expedition Audacity’s research programme generates high-quality, multidisciplinary knowledge in environments that are remote, rapidly changing, and historically under-studied.
Our approach integrates scientific methods, ethical collaboration with Indigenous and local partners, and transparent documentation — ensuring that research is both rigorous and responsible.
Research at EAR is not about chasing novelty; it is about addressing evidence gaps, supporting community priorities, and contributing to decision-ready knowledge.
We Study With Communities, Not Over Them

Research questions and methods are co-developed with partners, aligning scientific inquiry with local knowledge and priorities.

All work is conducted under rigorous ethical frameworks that prioritise consent, dignity, and shared benefit.

We apply established methodologies and peer-review standards suited to each discipline, spanning ecology, oceanography, social science, and STEAM research.

Data, methods, and outputs are documented openly where appropriate, respecting partner agreements and data governance commitments.
Where Our Research and Partnerships Are Directed.

Understanding changing temperature regimes, circulation patterns, and sea–ice interactions.

Monitoring species distributions, food webs, and ecosystem responses to environmental change.

Exploring how communities experience, perceive, and respond to ecological transformation.

Bridging traditional, scientific, and observational data into formats that inform decision-making and stewardship.
Each focus area reflects a need identified by partners and science alike.
Ethics, data stewardship, and partnerships that respect people, place, and purpose.

Expedition Audacity’s research is governed by ethical frameworks that prioritise:
Research does not occur in isolation — it is inseparable from relationships, agreements, and accountability.

Expedition Audacity’s research generates outputs that serve science, partners, and the public:
These outputs are designed to be usable, reliable, and accountable — informing real-world decisions today while helping raise a generation that understands, respects, and protects the environments they will inherit.

EAR research thrives in partnership. We work collaboratively with:
These collaborations are structured, respectful, and built on shared purpose.
Pathways for Collaboration, Access, and Shared Impact .

There are multiple ways to engage with Expedition Audacity’s research:
Research at EAR is shared work — not something done to communities or places.
Knowledge Built With Purpose, Ethics, and Shared Stewardship
At Expedition Audacity, research is not boundless — it is governed, purposeful, and rooted in shared inquiry. The questions we pursue reflect real needs, not curiosity for curiosity’s sake.
Explore, learn, engage — and help build research that matters.
Expedition Audacity Research Foundation