We bring together diverse experts to co-produce and share new understanding of the drivers and consequences of environmental change in the Arctic.
Human Well-Being
Physical safety, food security, sea level, coastal erosion, community resiliency
Drivers & Ecological Consequences
Changes to sea ice, glaciers, ice sheets, permafrost, and life in the ocean & on land
International Cooperation & Economic Decision-Making
Implications for local, regional, and international cooperation; business and economic impacts
News from SEARCH
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.
“Siku, sea ice, remains the most real and powerful presence in our relationship with our world in the Arctic,” writes Vera Kingeekuk Metcalf in her latest article for peer-reviewed journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. Vera serves as the Director of the Eskimo Walrus Commission and co-chairs the SEARCH co-production team dedicated to understanding…
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.