Posts Tagged ‘partners’
Arctic Passion 2025 Symposium And General Assembly In Potsdam
It’s a wrap! Arctic PASSION gathered for a final meeting full of reflection, celebration, and inspiration – marking the culmination of four years of passionate and successful collaboration across the Arctic and beyond. Over100 people attended the 4-day event consisting of two days of an open final Symposium, followed by two days of an internal…
Read MoreCountdown to the Arctic PASSION Symposium and General Assembly in Potsdam
In just three months, on 29 September 2025, the Arctic PASSION Symposium and General Assembly will begin in Potsdam, Germany. The General Assembly, the annual meeting of project partners, collaborators, and invited guests of the Arctic PASSION project, will take place from 1-2 October 2025. This year, an Arctic PASSION Symposium will precede the General…
Read MoreJoint Dbo Sessions At Assw 2023: Towards A Pan-Arctic Dbo
During two inspiring sessions at the Arctic Science Summit Week 2023 in Vienna, Austria, the recently initiated Atlantic-Arctic Distributed Biological Observatory (DBO) community joined up with the teams from the pioneering Pacific DBO, and the two DBOs in formation for the Davis Strait and the East Siberian Sea. Through discussions and science presentations, the aim…
Read MoreArctic Passion At The Agu Fall Meeting
The EU Polar Cluster had a booth at AGU (American Geophysical Union) Fall Meeting 2022 in Chicago – the most influential event in the world dedicated to the advancement of Earth and space sciences. The booth was organised and managed for the EU Polar Cluster by the European Polar Board Secretariat and included information flyers…
Read MoreReflecting On Arctic Passion’s First Year
As 2022 is coming to a close and the second year of Arctic PASSION is in full swing, it is a good time to revisit our first General Assembly last summer and look back at the first year of the project. The year included a full range of activities, a few bigger challenges and sprinkles…
Read MoreMonitoring environmental changes in Tahltan Territory
Tero Mustonen, President of Snowchange Cooperative and Aslak Holmberg, President of the Saami Council, met with Curtis Rattray, an Indigenous leader from the Tahltan Nation and TWILD‘s co-lead for community-led environmental monitoring to check out the feasibility of setting up a field monitoring camp in the Tuya Mountain area. They wanted to fly into Upper Tuya…
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