Past Events

As the Arctic research community transitions to the 2022-2026 Arctic Research Plan, IARPC is reflecting on the achievements of the previous five years. In a three-part webinar series, researchers and community members engaged in Arctic research

This event is part of the NOAA Environmental Leadership Seminar (NELS) Series with sponsorship from the NOAA Science Council. The NOAA-wide NELS provides examples of NOAA's leadership in environmental science, by those who lead it and make it happen. The NELS are presented as part of the NOAA

Alaska Satellite Facility Director Nettie La Belle-Hamer will present “Alaska Satellite Facility: Dishing It Out for 30 Years" as part of the Science for Alaska Lecture Series.

The Alaska Satellite Facility celebrated its 30th

EarthCube welcomes those interested in the intersection between cyberinfrastructure and geosciences to join the 2022 EarthCube Annual Meeting to be held 14-16 June 2022 in San Diego (La Jolla) at the Scripps Seaside Forum.

The theme of this year’s meeting is “Building Beyond”. The people of

Widespread changes in the distribution and abundance of plant functional types (PFTs) are occurring in Arctic and boreal ecosystems due to the intensification of disturbances, such as fire, and climate-driven vegetation dynamics, such as tundra shrub expansion. To understand how these changes affect

The German Society of Polar Research (DGP) cordially invites you to attend the 28th International Polar Conference to be held in Potsdam, Germany from 1 to 5 May 2022.

"Polar Regions, Climate Change and Society" will be the motto of the conference.

The polar and alpine environment faces

Join the National Science Foundation's Office of Polar Programs Arctic Science Section for a virtual Office Hour to share program updates with the Arctic research community. This webinar will introduce new staff, inform the community of upcoming funding opportunities, and answer questions regarding

International scientific cooperation is fundamental to the implementation of the seventeen United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, involving science and decisionmaking institutions involved with governance mechanisms and built structures. The changing Arctic has increasingly important global

The Arctic Institute (TAI) is pleased to launch its first-ever conference, which will be held entirely online between 8 - 10 June 2022. TAI celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2021, and the team is excited to start their second decade with updated missions and new events. The Institute will launch a

The School of Ice is an NSF-funded professional development program for faculty at Minority Serving Institutions. This program will train participants to understand paleoclimate evidence derived from ice cores and acquire the skills necessary to bring this exciting inquiry into new and existing

The BEPSII Sea ice School 2022 will take place 14-23 May 2022 at the CHARS Station in Cambridge Bay, Canada. The school targets Early Career Scientists, preferably PhD students, but also Master students and early Post-Doc. Lectures, field and lab work will address basic sea-ice and snow physics, sea

The Polar Microbes Symposium has been postponed once again due to the COVID-19 outbreak, and rescheduled for 3-6 May 2022 (originally scheduled for May 2020, and then May 2021).

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The 2nd Symposium on Polar Microbes and Viruses will take place 3-6 May, 2022 at Tvärminne Zoological

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has already opened a Pandora’s box of consequences across the globe. With the invasion still in its beginning stages, its effects on Arctic governance, research, and economic activity will only multiply in the coming days and beyond. The seven remaining Arctic states

Enabling gender equality by empowering all genders to effectively participate in modern society is one of the most important advances towards global sustainable development, encompassing equal representation in the labor market and political office (Sustainable Development Goal 5). Recent studies on

The 2022 Arctic Beaver Observation Network (A-BON) meeting will be the first ever gathering of scientists, Indigenous groups, land managers, and local observers to discuss the arrival of beavers in the Arctic and implications for the natural resources of the affected Arctic regions.

The meeting

Gaute Eiterjord, formerly of Greenpeace Norway and Young Friends of the Earth, will speak on climate change litigation in Norway.

Gaute Eiterjord is a Norwegian climate activist. He has previously been the chair of Young Friends of the Earth Norway (Natur og Ungdom) and for several years worked

The next Landscapes Live online seminar of the Spring 2022 block will be by Ann Rowan. This seminar will be live on Zoom and open to anyone interested (with a limit of 300 participants). Register in advance for this meeting.

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Mountain glaciers

Rick Thoman will review recent and current climate conditions around Alaska, review some forecast tools and finish up the Climate Prediction Center’s forecast for April 2022 and the early spring season. Join the gathering online to learn what’s happened and what may be in store with Alaska’s