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Glaciers and periodic ice ages are a normal part of Earth's long-term climate dynamics. Alpine glaciers are found in mountainous regions where higher elevations keep air temperatures cold enough for snow to accumulate into layers of ice. Continental glaciers are found in the polar regions: Greenland, the Canadian Arctic and in Antarctica. Though these regions are dry, polar deserts, temperatures are low enough to allow snow to accumulate over centuries and millenia into vast sheets of ice.
The Mechanics of Glaciation
The Mechanics of Glaciation
Glaciers
(Earth Rocks! 14:53)
What are glaciers?
(9:06)
All About Glaciers for Kids (Free School 3:59)
Glacier Simulation (PhET)
(not compatible with iPad)What Causes an Ice Age? (AtlasPro 13:43)
How Ice Ages Happen - The Milankovitch Cycle (6:46)
How do glaciers shape the landscape? (OxfordEd 2:30)
How do glaciers move?
(PBS 7:03)
Global Features of the Last Ice Age
All About Glaciers
(FreeSchool: 3:59)
The Biogeography of the Ice Age
(AtlasPro: 13:58)
The Geography of the Ice Age
(AtlasPro: 15:27)
Rebound: An Earth Story
(AGU 3:18)
The rise and fall of Ice Age Glaciers (NASA: 0:55)
Greenland's Retreating Glaciers (NASA)
What if Antarctica Melted? (AtlasPro: 7:34)
Continental Glaciation in North America
Continental Glaciation in North America
North America - Glacial Maximum
Continental Glacier Geomorphology (Geology Guide: 3:51)
Landforms produced by retreating glaciers
Deglaciation of North America (DigitalAtlasProject: 1:59)
Thickness of the Ice Laurentide Sheet (XKDC)
Ontario: Glacial Lake Algonquin
Glacial Lakes and Ice Retreat, Southern Ontario
Landforms produced by retreating glaciers
The Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes (NFB: 17min)
Animation: Retreat of Glaciers over the Great Lakes
What's so Great and the Great Lakes? (TED-Ed 4:46)
Great Lakes in Profile
Michigan SeaGrant - Fast Facts
Receding glaciers and glacial lakes around the Great Lakes
(CSEG)
Features of Continental Glaciation
Features of Continental Glaciation
from: OpenGeology.org
Alpine Glaciation
Alpine Glaciation
Alpine features from Glaciation
Glaciers in the Alps from the last ice age to 2100 (2:39)
Glaciers
(BBC Geography 3:55)
Glacier Simulation (PhET)
(not compatible with iPad)
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