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The European Parliament & EU Arctic policy

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 2 March, 2016

Use of Arctic’s natural resources must respect and benefit local populations.

In the field with a Russian Polar Bear Patrol

Posted by WWF Arctic in From the field, Polar bears on 25 January, 2016

“The bears waited until dark to come to the boiler. After that, they headed for the village Christmas tree. ” – In the field with a Russian polar bear patrol.

5 Arctic success stories in 2015

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 16 December, 2015

Here are five good-news stories from 2015 that bode well for the Arctic’s future.

Fire and Ice

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 4 November, 2015

Fire and ice – how Arctic fires affect permafrost.

The tipping point

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 4 November, 2015

Centuries worth of Arctic carbon to be released over centuries.

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Shifting sands – living on permafrost

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 4 November, 2015

What happens when permafrost isn’t permanent?

Melting permafrost: Climate effects

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 4 November, 2015

Business as usual would thaw permafrost, adding billions of tons of additional carbon.

The Arctic and the future

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 19 October, 2015

The future of the Arctic depends on the world – and the future of the world depends on the Arctic.

A resilient ring around the Arctic

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 17 October, 2015

How do you plan for the future when you don’t know exactly what’s coming?

Clean, green energy for Greenland

Posted by WWF Arctic in General on 17 August, 2015

How do you turn a 2 kilometre thick chunk of ice into power?

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