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In 2021, a coalition of organizations including The Arctic Institute, Women in Polar Sciences, and Women of the Arctic are organizing a webinar series, Breaking the Ice Ceiling, to illuminate polar research by those who identify as women and to foster discussion on systemic change in polar sciences

The Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee is required to develop and implement an Arctic Research Plan every five years. The draft Arctic Research Plan 2022-2026 identifies priorities for U.S. interagency collaboration and partnerships that will increase the value of the federal research

The U.S. Ice Drilling Program and the Summit Science Coordination Office will co-sponsor a U.S. science community planning workshop to identify and articulate U.S. science community interests for long-term planning of potential scientific traverses on the Greenland Ice Sheet.

Purpose

The

Full title: Exploring Erosion Patterns Beneath High-Latitude Ice Sheets – Case Studies From Scandinavia and Greenland

Landscapes Live is a weekly online seminar series freely opened to the international scientific community interested in various aspects of geomorphology.

This seminar will be

DUE TO THE CURRENT COVID-19 SITUATION THE CONFERENCE HAS BEEN POSTPONED FROM 7-8 JANUARY 2021 TO 9-11 JUNE 2021. Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the conference will be held in a hybrid format with both physical and online attendance. To keep the number of physical participants at the required

The U.S. Department of Defense STEM Education Consortium (DSEC) is seeking passionate STEM educators to participate as Ambassadors for the 2021-2022 school year.

Educators who are chosen as a DoD STEM Ambassador will:

- Receive an educator stipend, funds for classroom materials and

We are pleased to announce that the 77th Eastern Snow Conference will be held as a virtual meeting hosted by the University of Saskatchewan. A revised meeting format will be used in support of the ongoing public health and safety efforts around the world. The single-day virtual meeting will focus on

Alaska Climate Action Network (AK CAN!) is a hosting a webinar presented by Alaska Fire Science Consortium’s communication specialist, Zav Grabinski, highlighting the recent report ’Alaska’s Changing Wildfire Environment’.

An intensified pattern

*Update: Due to the current pandemic situation, the 5th OGGM workshop has been moved (again), this time to September 20 to 24 (Monday to Thursday), and will take place in Neuharlingersiel, Germany, as planned before. Registrations will remain valid. Also note that there are still a few open spots