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Thank you for viewing the Permafrost Grown Art and Science Walk

This exhibit was a co-led effort by Melissa Ward Jones, Glenna Gannon and Laura Weingartner.

A special thank you to Sara Tabbert for leading the art printmaking workshop and scanning each art piece, and to Kieran Gleason for exhibit installation and maintenance.

​Permafrost Grown would not be possible without the dedication of all team members present and past:

• Melissa Ward Jones; Institute of Northern Engineering, INE
• Glenna Gannon; Institute of Agriculture, Natural Resources and        Extension, IANRE
• Benjamin Jones; INE
• Mikhail Kanevskiy; INE
• Tobias Schwoerer; International Arctic Research Center, IARC
• Benjamin Gaglioti; INE
• Yuri Shur; INE
• Sara Tabbert; IANRE
• Chien-Lu Ping; IANRE
• Nicholas Parlato; IARC
• Amber Agnew; IANRE
• Anna Drew; IANRE
• Phillip Wilson; INE​

• ​Daniel Stitch; IANRE​
• ​Iris Sutton; Ice Wedge Art and Farm
• Eric Mayo and Susan Kerndt; Wild Rose Farm
• Charlie and Trina Jeannet; Porcupine Ridge Farm
• Brad and Christine St. Pierre; Goosefoot Farm
• Nicole Pruce; Roots & Wings Farmstead
• Ronda and Brian Schlumbohm; Slimtree Farm
• Sam Knapp; Offbeet Farm
• Justin Maple; Rough Cut Farm
• Carolyn Chapin; Polar Peonies
• Tim and Lisa Meyers; Meyers Farm
• Nasuġraq Rainey Hopson; Gardens in the Arctic
• Jill and Dave Russell; Boreal Peonies
• Midnight Sun Golf Course

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