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The Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S. invites nominations to serve on the consortium’s Membership Committee. Committee members will serve a one-year term and participate in regular committee meetings approximately four to six times during the year.

Sarah Clement and Joanna Young will present “Inspiring Girls Expeditions Alaska: Teaching Science and Art with Nature’s Guidance.”

What do you get when you package a 12-day backcountry adventure with a seasoned outdoor guide, a field science expedition with professional scientists and an

Wildlife-vehicle collisions imperil humans, wildlife and property. Collisions with moose are the most consequential form of collision across much of Alaska and Canada, and they are likely influenced by the effect of snow on moose movements. This webinar will draw a link between seasonal changes in

Speakers Rick Thoman, John Walsh, and Robb Kaler will review the process used to create the Arctic Report Card, the value of the information that is provided, and key findings from this year’s report.

The Arctic Report Card checks in annually on the state of the Arctic by examining key “vital

The Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate (MOSAiC) was an international, interdisciplinary Arctic scientific expedition that drifted across the central Arctic from autumn 2019 to autumn 2020. The 2nd International MOSAiC Science Conference will be held at the

In 2022, the federal government provided two strategies for the future US Arctic. The National Strategy for the Arctic Region prioritizes a peaceful, prosperous Arctic. Secondly, the current Arctic Research Plan highlights specific research goals through 2026. Please join Larry to learn about these

At its 26th edition, the Alpine Glaciology Meeting is an annual, community-building gathering addressing researchers that are active in the field of glaciology. While the meeting is held on a 5-year cycle in Switzerland, France, Austria, Italy, and Germany, it welcomes glacier-interested researchers

What does maritime deterrence look like in the High North? What is the right balance to deter Russia without escalating? What lessons can be learned and applied from recent Navy and Allied exercises and operations? These questions inform how the US and its Allies characterize, prioritize, and

The annual NERC Arctic Research Station event will be hosted at the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge and online. If you are a current user of the NERC station in Ny-Ålesund, or if you are considering applying to use the station in the future or just interested in finding out more about the

Paul A. Bernhardt will present, “Detecting Space-Debris Bullets.”

NASA tracks over 27,000 pieces of space debris in low Earth orbit, but there are millions more pieces of space junk too small to track and which travel at speeds up to 15,000 miles per hour. An impact of even a tiny piece of