A new scientific model and associated web tool will help scientists, resource managers, fishermen and decision-makers understand ocean acidification in the Gulf of Alaska. Ocean acidification is a term for…
IARC is excited to launch an updated logo as part of an ongoing effort to improve communication and branding across the almost 20 organizations that IARC is home to. We…
Educators can participate in a new, one-credit course on climate change and energy. The University of Alaska Fairbanks International Arctic Research Center is partnering with the Renewable Energy Alaska Project…
New research explores how lower-latitude oceans drive complex changes in the Arctic Ocean, pushing the region into a new reality distinct from the 20th-century norm. The University of Alaska Fairbanks…
The Ikaaġvik Sikukun project is excited to share their spring 2020 newsletter. Ikaaġvik Sikukun —Iñupiaq for ice bridges— is a research effort in Kotzebue, Alaska that connects the community with scientists to…
The Bering Sea continues to see dramatic changes in its climate, sea ice conditions and wildlife, according to a new publication called “Bering Science: Spring 2020 Bering Region Ocean Update.”…
A new university-led institute will address climate, ocean and coastal challenges with greater collaboration and sharing of scientific resources. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has selected a partnership between…
The International Arctic Research Center is pleased to have been part of this year’s Arctic Observing Summit. AOS 2020’s Executive Organizing Committee, co-chaired by Hajo Eicken, recently released the Conference…
IARC’s Alaska Arctic Observatory & Knowledge Hub is excited to share their spring 2020 newsletter. AAOKH helps northern Alaska coastal communities share their expertise and observations of environmental change. Read AAOKH news…
Alaskans can help the National Weather Service monitor rivers during a potentially dangerous breakup this year through a University of Alaska Fairbanks citizen science project. Deep snow and thick ice…
