Unalakleet Indigenous Knowledge Database Released

Arctic PASSION proudly announces the launch of the Unalakleet Climate Events Database, a groundbreaking resource now available on ArcticSeas.org, presenting over two decades of Indigenous-led observations, oral histories, and scientific insights, co-created alongside Unalakleet’s co-researchers with their full consent. It spotlights two keystone species—Pacific salmon and caribou—as living indicators of environmental change, providing a multilayered…

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Updated Change Data Released In The Arctic Landscape Explorer (Alex)

A research team from the Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research posing in front of a small thaw slump near Kot

The change data provided by the Arctic Landscape EXplorer (ALEX) has been updated. In the latest version of the tool, users can now explore landscape changes between 2005 and 2024. The previous comparison period (2003 to 2022) remains available, enabling easy comparison between the two periods using the ‘fade’ function with the ‘difference’ blend mode.…

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Arctic Passion At The Eu Arctic Forum

Last week, Arctic PASSION took part in the EU Arctic Forum, Indigenous Peoples’ Dialogue and Arctic Youth Dialogue held in Kittilä, Finland. The forum brought together Indigenous Peoples’ communities and local communities, youth representatives, researchers, stakeholders from across the Arctic and Europe. Left: Entrance to the Arctic Forum. Right: view from the conference centre. Photos by Lisa…

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