We bring together diverse groups to co-produce new knowledge and practices for informing Arctic decisions.
Human Well-Being
Physical safety, food security, sea level, coastal erosion, community resiliency
Arctic Change
Changes to sea ice, glaciers, ice sheets, permafrost, and life in the ocean & on land
Geopolitics & Economics
Risks of conflict, resource competition, infrastructure damage, migration
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Three teams—each comprised of scientific, Indigenous, and decision-making experts—will synthesize the drivers and consequences of change, and make this understanding accessible to all. Nominations for team members are now being accepted.
“We have seen more walruses hauling out on land,” says Vera Kingeekuk Metcalf in her interview with journalist Mary Auld for KUAC radio. “And we have seen some of our hunters traveling out farther to find good ice. The Arctic is home to us and we are not going anywhere.” Mary Auld talked over Zoom…
“A local hunter can notice walruses on land before a biologist can finish studying thinning ice,” writes Alena Naiden for The Arctic Sounder. “And a family whose house was washed away by ocean storms needs solutions for climate change quicker than 2030.” This front page news story begins by noting the urgency of environmental change…