Live from Alaska with Senior Producer Caitlin Saks | NOVA | PBS @novapbs
Live from Alaska with Senior Producer Caitlin Saks | NOVA | PBS  @novapbs
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join NOVA producer Caitlin Saks live on Alaska's Taku Glacier, a unique natural laboratory where researchers are using cutting-edge tech to study icequakes and hidden flow patterns. See firsthand how unlocking the secrets of this glacier could help us predict global sea level rise.

Featured graduate students:
Jaiden Zak from University of Wisconsin Madison,
Zoe Schlossnagle from Washington University in St. Louis  
Jacob Holmes of University of Maine Climate Change Institute

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