Thinning ice and shrinking caribou hurt not only safety and food security but also mental healthAlaska, United States 28 Dec 2023
Anchorage Daily News
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Western Arctic Caribou Herd population decline continues, with hunting expected to be affectedNorthwest Arctic, Alaska, United States 19 Dec 2023
Alaska Public Media
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'Charity is not a solution to food insecurity': How to feed the futureToronto, Ontario, Canada 29 Nov 2023
CBC
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Little Diomede school struck by collapsing building closed indefinitelyDiomede, Alaska, United States 29 Nov 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Western Alaska salmon crisis affects physical and mental health, residents sayWestern Alaska, United States 15 Nov 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Researcher illustrates animal behaviour in wildfire-burned forestNorthwest Territories, Canada 3 Nov 2023
CBC
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A squeaky wheel with data: how Nipissing First Nation is healing environmental damageOntario, Canada 26 Oct 2023
The Narwhal
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New Ambler Road draft expands on potential problemsAmbler, Alaska, United States 15 Oct 2023
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
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Hooper Bay's dunes, home to the community’s cultural history, are slipping into the seaHooper Bay, Alaska, United States 13 Oct 2023
KYUK
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Can I safely eat the strawberries I picked?Cold Bay, Alaska, United States 6 Sep 2023 |
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Retreating sea ice in Arctic affecting zooplankton behaviour6 Sep 2023
ArcticToday
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New Sitka research could help berry pickers adjust to climate changeSitka, Alaska, United States 21 Aug 2023
Alaska Public Media
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State opens Kuskokwim River commercial fishing to 1 personBethel, Alaska, United States 18 Aug 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Residents, engineers and scientists discuss permafrost thawUtqiaġvik, Alaska, United States 17 Aug 2023
Anchorage Daily News
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Environmental activists work to reconnect Yukon villages with salmon amid subsistence restrictionsYukon River, Alaska 2 Aug 2023
Alaska Public Media
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As climate change transforms the Arctic, Homeland Security must adapt, official saysThe Arctic 20 Jul 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Dunleavy again vetoes research project on salmon bycatchAlaska, United States 22 Jun 2023
Alaska Public Media
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BLM to restore water quality, fish habitat along Upper Yukon RiverYukon, Alaska, United States 21 Jun 2023
Alaska Native News
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How to Siifish: Traditional Knowledge from the Northwest ArcticKotzebue, Alaska, United States 20 Jun 2023
YouTube
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Indigenous communities in B.C., Alaska, declare state of emergency over Pacific salmonBritish Columbia, Canada 12 Jun 2023
CBC
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A large fish that fills freezers in Northwest Alaska could be in dangerKotzebue, Alaska, United States 1 Jun 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Bowhead whales are changing migration patterns in the ArcticBering Straits 14 Mar 2023 |
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Researchers struggle to find out if windmills scare reindeerTromsø, Troms, Norway 9 Mar 2023
NRK
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A decision looms on the Willow oil and gas project in Alaska's ArcticNuiqsut, Alaska, United States 6 Mar 2023
ArcticToday
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State shutters most Cook Inlet king salmon fishing this summer in unprecedented array of emergency closuresCook Inlet, Alaska 3 Mar 2023
Anchorage Daily News
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'Like a highway going right past us': Nome grapples with its future as Arctic shipping traffic increasesNome, Alaska, United States 23 Feb 2023
Alaska Public Media
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EPA stops Alaska's Pebble mine with rarely used powerPebble Mine Proposed Site 31 Jan 2023
Alaska Public Media
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How Indigenous people are strengthening fur traditions in an anti-fur worldNorthwest Territories, Canada 28 Jan 2023
CBC
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Student project tracking microplastics found in Bering Strait-area spotted sealsBering Strait 27 Jan 2023
Alaska Public Media
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In northernmost Alaska, a battle is on to limit the damages of permafrost thawUtqiaġvik, Alaska, United States 4 Jan 2023
KTOO
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Washing awayTuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories, Canada 19 Nov 2022
CBC
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Under threat of thaw, some North Slope ice cellars will get tech upgrades to stay frozenUtqiaġvik, Alaska, United States 9 Oct 2022 |
As support streams in, one village still accounting for what was lost in Western Alaska stormGolovin, Alaska, United States 24 Sep 2022
Anchorage Daily News
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As Yukon River chinook disappear, so does a way of lifePelly Crossing, Yukon, Canada 12 Sep 2022
CBC North
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Subsistence fishers request a decrease of salmon bycatchBethel, Alaska, United States 29 Jun 2022
KNOM Radio Mission
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New assessment of mercury levels and health risks in Arctic sea and wading birdsKongsfjorden, Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard 24 Jun 2022
SEAPOP
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Management council declines action on Bering Sea bycatch to address Yukon-Kuskokwim salmon subsistence worriesBethel, Alaska, United States 20 Jun 2022
Alaska Public Media
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No sport fishing for salmon on Yukon River again this year, as numbers stay low10 Jun 2022
CBC
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Alaska worries about salmon runs as climate change warms Arctic watersAlaska, United States 26 Feb 2022
ArcticToday
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Fishery disaster declarations for Kuskokwim and Yukon salmon fisheriesEmmonak, Alaska, United States 22 Jan 2022
KYUK
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In Iraq's famed marshlands, climate change is upending a way of lifeالجبيش, Dhi Qar, Iraq 7 Nov 2021
NPR.org
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In October 1821, Franklin survived the NWT (just). In October 2021, should his name survive here?Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada 25 Oct 2021 |
Climate change is endangering sacred land. For these Native women, it threatens ‘everything we are.’Newell, California, United States 3 Aug 2021
Anchorage Daily News
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Salmon returns set records in Bristol Bay while Southeast runs struggleKoliganek, Alaska, United States 21 Jul 2021
Juneau Empire
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Elders in Líídlįį Kúę reflect on spring breakup, then and nowFort Simpson, Northwest Territories, Canada 4 May 2021
CBC
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‘How Can We Survive When the Land Is Gone?’ In Dagestan, a Proud People Fights the DesertTerekli-Mekteb, Dagestan, Russia 29 Apr 2021
The Moscow Times
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Canada: hummingbirds succeed in halting controversial pipeline constructionBurnaby, British Columbia, Canada 28 Apr 2021
the Guardian
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Climate change is worsening water scarcity in rural Alaska says studyAlaska 21 Apr 2021
Eye on the Arctic
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Australian islanders' homes being ‘eaten away’ by rising sea levelsMasig Island, Torres Strait, Australia 15 Apr 2021
The Independent
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Study links Alaska seals' waning health to warming Arctic10 Feb 2021
Alaska Public Media
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State Report Says Salmon and Steelhead Are Near the Brink of ExtinctionWashington, United States 18 Jan 2021
The Chronicle
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– Me er ein kommune i kneståande som har ein lang veg oppAsk, Akershus, Norway 2 Jan 2021
NRK
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Are you waiting for the snow? Then the meteorologist has bad newsTromsø, Troms, Norway 2 Jan 2021
www.nordlys.no
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Climate change is increasing winter drownings: studyYellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada 4 Dec 2020
Cabin Radio
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How Hardanger melted at a record pace from the last ice ageFolgefonna Hardangerfjorden glacier, Etne, Norway 27 Nov 2020
NRK
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Western Hemlock Looper OutbreakVancouver, British Columbia, Canada 19 Sep 2020 |
Anchorage isn’t a ghost town yet. But it’s not the same.Anchorage, Alaska, United States 19 Mar 2020
Anchorage Daily News
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Climate change is putting N.W.T. cemeteries in crisis and communities are worriedTuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories, Canada 10 Mar 2020
CBC
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Anglers in Scotland to be banned from taking their catch home as salmon stocks reach 'crisis point'Scotland, United Kingdom 28 Jan 2020
Scotsman
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On land, Australia's rising heat is 'apocalyptic'; in the ocean, it's even worseAustralia 28 Dec 2019
The Straits Times
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Facing catastrophic climate change, they still can’t quit Big OilNuiqsut, Alaska, United States 13 Dec 2019
Washington Post
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Facing catastrophic climate change, they still can’t quit Big OilNuiqsut, Alaska, United States 13 Dec 2019
Washington Post
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Japan’s ‘national butterfly’ sees alarming decline in populationJapan 13 Nov 2019
The Asahi Shimbun
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Study finds marine mammal viruses are traveling between oceans as sea ice recedes13 Nov 2019
KOTZ Radio 720 AM
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How climate change is triggering a chain reaction that threatens the heart of the PacificShiretoko Peninsula 12 Nov 2019
Washington Post
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One of the world's thickest mountain glaciers is melting because of global warmingTaku Glacier, Alaska USA 8 Nov 2019
USA TODAY
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Why are birds and seals starving in a Bering Sea full of fish?Nome, Alaska, United States 3 Nov 2019
The Seattle Times
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Dwindling catches and soaring prices spell trouble for Hokkaido’s squid townHakodate, Hokkaido, Japan 31 Oct 2019
The Japan Times
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Salmon farms losing battle with sea lice as wild fish pay the priceTofino, British Columbia, Canada 13 Sep 2019
The Narwhal
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New viruses discovered in declining B.C. salmon populationsCoastal British Columbia 8 Sep 2019
NEWS 1130
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It was the warmest ever Arctic summer5 Sep 2019
The Independent Barents Observer
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