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The ACUNS award cycle begins November 30 and ends on January 31 (11:59 PM, PST).

ACUNS established its annual scholarship program, the Canadian Northern Studies Trust (CNST) in 1982 to advance knowledge and understanding of Canada’s North. The purpose of the CNST is to develop a cadre of

The Climate and Cryosphere (CliC) project of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) announces an open call for CliC Grants 2021.

Goal

The goal of CliC fellowships and grants is to increase the engagement of Early Career Scientists in CliC activities and to promote participation of

NOAA’s 16th annual Arctic Report Card was released in December, with an overarching theme documenting ongoing and incipient disruptions to Arctic environments and peoples. This year’s report card features 14 essays and ACCAP’s Rick Thoman will provide a drive-by tour of diverse topics covered this

World Wildlife Fund and the Alaska Ocean Observing System are pleased to host the next in a series of conversations between Russian and Alaskan colleagues studying and observing fisheries in the Bering Sea, Chukchi Sea, and Arctic Ocean.

As climate change continues to transform habitats and

Co-sponsored by the Earth Science Women’s Network and AGU Education.

How do you make your proposal as NSF-savvy as possible? How do you best describe your broader impacts? What is cutting edge in data management? How do you identify the best program for application? How do you access available

Organizers announce a virtual launch party for the film Ice Edge.

Ice Edge chronicles a collaborative research project in Kotzebue, Alaska aimed at understanding changes in coastal sea ice through Indigenous and Western ways of knowing.

The launch will celebrate the film, discuss the

USNORTHCOM “The Watch” Command Magazine and the North American and Arctic Defence and Security Network (NAADSN) would like to invite you to attend the January 2021 Arctic Academic eTalks on "Russian Arctic Militarization" with Dr. Rob Huebert and Dr. Katarzyna Zysk.

The organizers would like

The Arctic Research Icebreaker Consortium (ARICE) and Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) invite for a webinar on “Tracing Permafrost Carbon across the Beaufort Shelf - Satellites, Water, Microbes and Mud”.

The PeCaBeau (Permafrost Carbon on the Beaufort Shelf) project aims to

The ArcticX Kickoff webinar (on November 17th, 2021) had strong attendance and high level of enthusiasm, notably included a cross-section of diverse backgrounds, geographies, institutional affiliations, and personal perspectives. The response to this event has been overwhelmingly positive and is

Alaska’s central and eastern interior (CEI), including the greater Tanana Valley and Yukon Flats, has consistently been the most fire prone area of the state during the last two decades. Toward operational and research applications, several surface fire weather indicators have been developed, such