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This event, organized by the Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S., the University of Alaska Anchorage, the Anchorage Museum, and the Institute of the North; will bring together members of the Anchorage-area Arctic research community to share information among the diverse research and creative

The conference consists of 4 main sections:

Human in the Arctic
1.1. Social and economic development
1.2 Human health
1.3 History and Culture

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2.1 Mineral resources
2.2 Forest and land resources
2.3 Water resources and

This talk will provide a brief overview of current hydrologic conditions and notable events over the past winter, including late freeze up on the Kuskokwim, heavy snow in parts of the Interior, and drought in Southeast Alaska. I will provide an outlook for breakup on the larger rivers this spring

Scope:

Extreme weather events are commonly encompassed phenomena such as heat waves, droughts, floods and storms. In cold regions, these are augmented with snow and sea-ice related extreme events, usually triggered by anomalous atmospheric or oceanic conditions.

Although extreme events are

Organizers invite registration for the International Tundra Experiment's (ITEX) 19th Open Science Meeting.

The main scientific themes of the meeting will include:

- Rates of change and whole‐ecosystem processes,
- Plant functional traits/"functional diversity change",
- Tundra data

The Nansen Legacy project breaks new ground in national-scale Arctic research collaborations. In Norway, a sustainability report is required for any economic activity in its sea territory, but no single institution could achieve this demanding goal alone for its hitherto ice-covered waters. Thus, a

The EU Horizon 2020-funded APPLICATE project, in cooperation with the World Meteorological Organisation’s Polar Prediction Project (PPP) in occasion of the Year of Polar Prediction (YOPP), the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) and other partners will be organizing the Polar