Tag: science

Rising Frequency and Duration of Marine Heatwaves Around Svalbard

New Film Series Shows How Seabirds Can Reveal Changes in Arctic Ecosystems

Russian Research Vessel Given Green Light for Expedition in Norwegian Waters

The Arctic Ocean 2050 Expedition has Reached its Westernmost Point

Artificially Fertilized Atlantic Wolffish Set to Restore Arctic Kelp Forests

The Edible Crab Keeps Moving Northwards

Wet and Cold July in Northern Norway, but Svalbard Sets New Heat Record

First Arctic Ocean 2050 Expedition at the North Pole: Strikingly Little Ice

Whale Detection System Tested Aboard Arctic Expedition Ship

Arctic Permafrost Could Become a Major Carbon Source Earlier Than Expected

More Arctic Icebergs Into The Ocean Boost Deep-Sea Biodiversity

UiT Seeks to Host Polar Year Hub

The Arctic identified as a security risk

First Scandinavia Receives NOK 8.55 Million for Science Initiative in the North

Shipwreck Found in Svalbard - Could Originate From 18th Century Russia

Permafrost Is Thawing in Svalbard, Posing a Risk to Cultural Heritage and New Buildings

Few Combine Commercial Fishing and Tourist Fishing

Northern Norwegian Women Use Epidurals to A Much Lower Degree Than in The Rest of The Country

Why Is the Arctic Talking Trash?

New study: Why Does Diabetes Affect Sami Areas More Severely?

Research Shows That Noise From Andøya Space Does Not Affect Fishing Grounds

Research and Tourism in Svalbard Are Closely Interconnected, Say Researchers

New Project to Map Environmental Impact From Tourism Using Satellite Images

Russia Still Benefits From Stability in the North, Says Researcher

Optimism and Regional Pride Far Beyond the Football Field

Updated Strategy and New Research Office

Sami Reindeer Herders Map Climate Change

Alexandra Has Cracked the Code on Science Diplomacy

Thousands of Alien Species Could Invade the Arctic - Norway at Risk

Arctic Warming Makes Weather in the North Last Longer

The Amount of Fish in the Sea Has Halved

U.S. Researcher Warns Europe: “You Are Only an Election Away”

Norway’s Biggest Research Project Has Officially Commenced

Crab on the Menu: Climate Change Could Make Local Food Available in Svalbard

Svalbard Polar Bears Has Better Body Condition Now Than 25 Years Ago

Greenland Is Shaping the Next Crime Fiction Genre, Says Professor Annemette Hejlsted

We Are In a Salmon Crisis

US Researchers in Greenland Reject Trump’s Expansionist Ambitions

The Arctic Report Card 2025: Record Low Winter Sea Ice and Orange Rivers

Surprising Perceptions of Climate in the Canadian Arctic

Willy (84) Has Researched Current Arctic Challenges Through a Historical Lens

Stig (30) Has Researched Snow in Svalbard for Four Years: “I Don’t Even Ski!”

New Research Project to Map ‘Zombie Houses’ in Sweden

Manumina Documents the Bond Between Greenlandic Hunters and Sled Dogs: “They Had to Be Loved Like Humans”

Advocating for the Arctic

How does one advocate for one of the most rapidly changing regions on Earth? In this episode of This Way Up, three voices with unique perspectives discuss how they advocate for the Arctic.

The Kingdom of Denmark's Chairship of the Arctic Council: "Unifying"

Homelessness in Greenland: Broken Collectivism in Action

The Arctic On Fire

Researchers From 20 Countries Meet in Greenland: “Shows That Research in Greenland Is of Great Importance”

The Arctic Council Launches New Podcast: “We Want to Bring the Arctic to the World”