Research story | 2025-01-15

Living with the 'new normal': Local communities’ perspectives on climate change in the Arctic

Climate change is leading to rapid environmental change in the Arctic. The Iñupiat community of Wainwright in Alaska is directly affected by this change. How do they perceive and engage with this ‘new normal’ state that alters their livelihoods? This January, a research team will go on their second field trip to meet with the Wainwright community to find answers together.

Research news | 2022-10-31

Making it easier to measure resilience in practice

Resilience assessments should be more grounded in theory to be applicable in practice, according to a new study

Research news | 2018-03-22

Caution before plunging into the Arctic blue

As ocean temperatures rise globally, all eyes are on the Arctic’s unexploited region. But several issues must be considered before diving into unchartered fishing territory

Research news | 2017-11-21

Turbulence ahead

Large-scale changes in Arctic marine food web can be expected within 50 years, some good, but in the long run several critical

Research news | 2017-11-21

Defrosted ocean futures

A new framework suggested to manage complex climate futures in the world’s most northern ocean

Research news | 2016-11-25

Dealing with Arctic tipping points

Amid rapid change, new Arctic Resilience Report identifies 19 tipping points and need to prepare for surprises

Research news | 2013-11-06

Avoid tipping over

Human activity could give rise to planetary-scale ecological regime shifts

Research news | 2013-05-31

Pushed to the limits

Changes in the Arctic will affect ecosystems, communities and industrial infrastructure