Past Events

Arctic Frontiers conference entitled "Pathways" will take place on 31 January - 3 February 2022 in Tromsø, Norway. On behalf of the Arctic Frontiers Session Committees, we have great pleasure in inviting you to submit one or more abstracts to any of the following five science sessions:

- Pan

NERACOOS and CIOOS Atlantic, with funding support from the U.S. Embassy in Canada, will host a three-part webinar series featuring discussions with local experts on scientific, economic, and policy issues facing coastal communities spanning the Arctic to the Northeastern seaboard of the United

The annual American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) National Conference is a unique, three-day event focusing on educational, professional, and workforce development for Indigenous peoples of North America and the Pacific Islands in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)

Many of our AK Indigenous People express the responsibility to family, village and broader community in the values identified by our Elders. As leaders, this responsibility relates to accountability and action. In 2019, Youth and Elders at the AK Federation of Natives passed a resolution that

Please, feel free to join our workshop "Global Economics and Geopolitics of the Arctic" at the University of Vienna. Registration forms for online and in-person participation are available under the "Program and Registration".

The ERC Advanced Grant project InfraNorth (Building Arctic Futures

Save the Date!

The Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies (ACUNS) Annual General Meeting will be September 24, 2021 on Zoom.

The symposium is organized 12–13 October 2021 in Rovaniemi, Finland in a hybrid mode via Teams.

”Arctic change” is a popular way to frame current developments and to discuss the future of the region as a complex set of interconnected environmental, social and economic changes taking place in

Even though vaccine programs have started the situation is still uncertain. It is premature to assume that international travel will return to normal in 2021 and we have therefore decided to postpone the symposium until 2022.

New dates: August 21-26 2022

*The symposium title will

*UPDATE: The secretariat has been assessing the possibility of holding ISPS2021 in person, but after careful consideration of the current circumstances, we made a difficult decision of holding the conference online. While the symposium will go virtual, the date of the symposium will remain the same

The Arctic Centre will host a Winter School, aimed at (inter-) national civil servants and policy makers, politicians, managers, financial experts, (young) academics and PhD students who are looking for a nuanced and wide-ranging understanding of the Arctic. The theme of the Winter School is Our

The seminar is organized under the auspices of the Northern Sustainable Development Forum in Yakutsk, and can be attended both offline and online.

Initiated by the “Digitalization of the Linguistic and Cultural Heritage of the Indigenous Peoples of the Arctic” Arctic Council SDWG project and

Part of the NOAA in Alaska and the Arctic seminar series hosted by NOAA NCEI Regional Climate Services Director, Alaska Region.

Remote Access

Please register for NOAA in Alaska and the Arctic seminar series September 28, 2021 at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register

Please register by September 10th at https://forms.gle/BZKRXLpVfpJzSuL78

The Rising Voices program facilitates intercultural, relational-based approaches for understanding and adapting to extreme weather and climate events, climate variability and climate change. The program brings Indigenous

Each year, scores of new students, staff members, and investigators join the Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network. They dive right in to working on their site-based research, but sometimes don’t discover — until much later — the array of resources, colleagues, and expertise that the Network

The Arctic Domain Awareness Center, in collaboration with the U.S. Coast Guard District 17 and Sector Anchorage, is hosting a two-day workshop on the development of an environmental risk index. This index is focused on coastal facilities and infrastructure under the inspection purview of USCG. Aware

Organizers invite abstracts for the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2022. This conference will convene 27 February - 4 March 2022 in Honolulu, Hawaii.

This year’s theme emphasizes the importance of working together. “Come Together and Connect,” focuses on strengthening the ocean sciences community

The Wilson Center's Polar Institute will convene a panel of preeminent U.S. experts in different fields of Antarctic science who will speak to priority projects underway in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean and the contributions polar scientists make to global policies related to climate change

As Alaska's remarkably brief fall turns quickly toward winter, the research team for the Arctic Facilities and Infrastructure Environmental Change Risk Index (ERI) project at ADAC invite you to join them for a workshop on addressing the concept of environmental risk as it pertains to critical energy

This seminar will be live on Zoom and open to anyone interested (with a limit of 300 participants). Register in advance for this meeting.

Abstract

Climate warming is rapidly transforming Arctic ecosystems and melting the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS). Terrestrial records of a GrIS smaller