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SEARCH Town Hall 2016
Registration for Online Participation
At this open Town Hall, SEARCH (www.arcus.org/search-program) leadership will discuss how researchers, agencies, and stakeholders can contribute to and participate in SEARCH’s “Permafrost”, “Sea Ice”, and “Land Ice” activities; steer the work of new cross-disciplinary working groups on coastal resilience and Arctic scenarios; and introduce SEARCH’s new “Knowledge Pyramids”, which will be online resoures that answer a specific question about environmental change in the Arctic through tiers of increasing detail. Broad participation enhances SEARCH’s success and we invite everyone interested in the Arctic to learn more about becoming part of our community at this event.
Students and early career investigators are encouraged to participate.
Registration is not required for the in-person event. To register for virtual/online participation, fill out the form below. You will receive instructions to join via email.