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The SCAR Action Group RINGS will organize the 4-day First International Workshop on Antarctic RINGS. The primary goal of this workshop is to generate synergies and international cooperation to develop more accurate and complete reference bed topography

This workshop was originally scheduled for 20-23 October, 2020, and then 12-15 July, 2021.

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In recent decades we have seen major changes in Arctic Ocean circulation, salinity, and temperature and associated declines in sea ice coverage and thickness. There is evidence of

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

Note: This event was originally scheduled to take place 21-22 October 2021, but was postponed to 23-24 June 2022.

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Please join The Cryosphere in a Changing Climate in Davos for an exciting scientific symposium with high-level speakers, scientific poster sessions and ample networking time

The Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee (IARPC) announces their upcoming IARPC Program Manager Chat webinar, Early Career Opportunities in Arctic Research.

Join IARPC for a federal program manager chat about research, funding, internship, employment, and other opportunities available

*Update: The Nordic Geographers Meeting has been moved due to COVID restrictions. The new dates are 19-22 June 2022. (The original dates were 7-10 February, 2022).**

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Our planet is facing some of its greatest challenges. Especially in the North, the imminent threat of irreversible climate

The International Arctic Workshop is a friendly, informal, and relaxed conference open to all students and professionals interested in the Arctic. Originally starting at INSTAAR at the University of Colorado – Boulder, the Arctic Workshop alternates between INSTAAR and an international host. This

The University of Alaska Southeast and the International Glaciological Society are pleased to announce the International Symposium on Maritime Glaciers.

Glaciers in most parts of the world are located well above treeline. However, in maritime climates it’s possible to stand on a glacier and

The Machine Learning for Polar Regions Workshop will start with presentations from climate and machine learning experts on current trends in each field, together and separately. The talks will be followed by a summary and a discussion of current projects that are pioneering the use of machine

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