“The 5th International Polar Year (IPY-5) in 2032–2033 represents an important next step in the legacy of the oldest continuous climate research program created by humanity, which intentionally began during a Solar Maximum with IPY-1 in 1882–1883, following the Little Ice Age.”  

Nordic Heads of Missions representing Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and Iceland visited the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) on Tuesday, February 25. 

The goal of this publication is to present responsible tourism cases conducted in Nordic countries to share experiences and create learning opportunities for tourism stakeholders.

The Scottish Arctic Network will organise its annual meeting on March 13th in Edinburgh. The event will be held in person and broadcasted online. 

Welcome to register for a CAP-SHARE digital workshop: "Scientists Collaborating with Communities and Policy Makers for Biodiversity", set to take place March 21, 2025 at 10:00 GMT/ 11:00 CET/ 12:00 EET.

The study is the first of its kind to directly link enhanced snowfall across the Greenland ice sheet evidenced by ice core and weather measurements with increased atmospheric river and cyclonic activity in the North Atlantic.

Canadian Students, get ready to set sail on the Statsraad Lehmkuhl! Join the One Ocean Expedition this August or September as part of an interdisciplinary credit course dedicated to hands-on, Arctic research, sailing duties, and communal life at sea—an unforgettable journey through the Northwest Passage.***Interest Forms due...

The University of the Arctic (UArctic) is pleased to announce the panelists for the first webinar of the 2025 UArctic Webinar Series, Youth Leadership in the North!  

Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU) is accepting papers for an edited book, seeking contributions from interested stakeholders including polar scientists, legal policy-makers, and researchers. Submission deadline: March 17.

Arctic Frontiers is organising two events in March that tackle the challenges of strategic collaboration, innovation and workforce resilience for Norway from different angles – from business opportunities in the defence sector to building a sustainable Arctic workforce.

UArctic and the meeting host, the Sámi Education Institute, are honored to invite you to the 2025 UArctic Assembly meeting, taking place on 6-9 June 2025 in Inari, Sápmi, Finland. Register now to join!

The Award includes a 100,000 euro grant to a promising project that could contribute materially to preventing, mitigating, adapting, and reversing the effects of climate change in the Arctic. Nominations can be submitted until April 30, 2025.

In January 2025 several Arctic-2030 BANHER events were arranged in Tromsø, Norway. In this article, you will find a review of these events as well as an overview over general and future activities of that network.

Professor Andrey Petrov from University of Northern Iowa has been appointed UArctic Chair in Arctic Community and Social-Ecological Systems and Sustainability (ACSESS) for the next five years

SCAR’s research programme Ant-ICON (Integrated Science to Inform Antarctic and Southern Ocean Conservation) is pleased to announce an interdisciplinary workshop on The Future of Antarctic and Southern Ocean Conservation in a Changing Climate.