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Students on Ice: To the Arctic August 2, 2014 More than 80 students prepare to travel north with Students on Ice Read More More than 80 students prepare to travel north with Students on Ice Read More
One Arctic, One Future, One Spill? July 25, 2014 Exploring the shared risk – to people, nature, and wildlife – of an oil spill in the Beaufort Sea Read More Exploring the shared risk – to people, nature, and wildlife – of an oil spill in the Beaufort Sea Read More
Exploring the risks of oil spills in the Beaufort Sea July 25, 2014 With growing interest in Arctic development, WWF has new research modelling how spilled oil might spread in the Beaufort Sea. Read More With growing interest in Arctic development, WWF has new research modelling how spilled oil might spread in the Beaufort... Read More
Bowheads and breaking ice July 2, 2014 Arctic whale specialist Pete Ewins gives us an update on the bowhead whales being tracked by Nunavut Wildlife Management Board and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. Read More Arctic whale specialist Pete Ewins gives us an update on the bowhead whales being tracked by Nunavut Wildlife Management... Read More
Freshwater Health Assessment of the Peel – a Wilderness River Basin May 12, 2014 Data deficiency was a common thread in WWF-Canada’s recent release of Freshwater Health Assessments - this was also the case for the Peel River. Read More Data deficiency was a common thread in WWF-Canada’s recent release of Freshwater Health Assessments - this was also the... Read More
Drones in the Arctic April 4, 2014 Companies operating in the Arctic are beginning to use drones to better understand the landscape in which they’re working Read More Companies operating in the Arctic are beginning to use drones to better understand the landscape in which they’re working Read More
Polar bears: fierce predators, loving mothers February 28, 2014 One of the most remarkable characteristics of the polar bear is how dedicated they can be as mothers. Read More One of the most remarkable characteristics of the polar bear is how dedicated they can be as mothers. ... Read More
Fat and Fur: Polar Bear Insulation February 27, 2014 Staying warm in the Arctic is no easy feat, but it’s one for which polar bears are ‘custom designed’ Read More Staying warm in the Arctic is no easy feat, but it’s one for which polar bears are ‘custom designed’ Read More
Polar Bears from Space February 27, 2014 In the winter of 2013, we spent more than 100 hours searching through high-resolution satellite images (think GoogleEarth) of an island in Foxe Basin, Nunavut. What were we looking for? Polar bears! Read More In the winter of 2013, we spent more than 100 hours searching through high-resolution satellite images (think GoogleEarth) of... Read More
Polar Bear Week: Less ice, fewer bears February 26, 2014 From the moment a polar bear cub is born, its life is tied to the sea ice that is the foundation of marine life in the Arctic. Read More From the moment a polar bear cub is born, its life is tied to the sea ice that is... Read More
Polar Bear Week: Good fences make good neighbours February 25, 2014 Things are changing in the small Nunavut hamlet of Arviat—for the people who live there and for the polar bears who are becoming regular visitors. Read More Things are changing in the small Nunavut hamlet of Arviat—for the people who live there and for the polar... Read More
Apex predators in the Arctic Ocean: can there only be one? February 25, 2014 For thousands of years, polar bears have reigned as the top predator in the Arctic marine regions. But as the Arctic summer periods of sea- ice-free conditions are getting steadily longer, a... Read More For thousands of years, polar bears have reigned as the top predator in the Arctic marine regions. ... Read More