“What is our archeology of loss in the time of climate change?” asks Robin Lasser in her series Ghost Ships and Mourning Doves. The three-part film series is both a nuanced exploration of personal loss and a prescient statement of communal fear, sorrow, and trauma in the face of ongoing and impending global climate events. What remains after sudden and destructive climate events such as flash floods, wildfire, droughts, and earthquakes is both knowable and not. For those who have experienced climate disasters, the afterimages and remnants can become both traumatic flashbacks and precious fragments of the life before, vestiges of what was had and what was lost as well as markers of memory to be held on to and preserved for the future.