Green crabs to choke cherry trees, invasive species infesting AlaskaAlaska, United States 13 Jun 2024
https://www.alaskasnewssource.com
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Conservationists ask feds to protect rare Kigluaik buttercup flowerKigluaik Mountains, Alaska 9 Feb 2024
The Nome Nugget
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NZ's first caulerpa dredging machine to be used in Northland's fight against invasive seaweedMurchison, Tasman, New Zealand 24 Jan 2024
NZ Herald
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Alaska experts try to untangle invasive Japanese knotweedJuneau, Alaska, United States 29 Nov 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Pollution on the Liffey: Algal blooms at Blessington a threat to Dublin’s drinking waterValleymount, Leinster, Ireland 30 Oct 2023
The Irish Times
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What lichens can tell us about climate and pollutionEdmonton, Alberta, Canada 9 Oct 2023
CBC
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Can I safely eat the strawberries I picked?Cold Bay, Alaska, United States 6 Sep 2023 |
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Pretty but pesky: Alaskans wage war on invasive plantsAlaska, United States 28 Aug 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Sunflower stars take center stage in kelp researchSitka, Alaska, United States 23 Aug 2023
Alaska Public Media
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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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How the Maui wildfires devastated Lahaina, hour by hourLahaina, Hawaii, United States 13 Aug 2023
Washington Post
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Does monkshood, a purple flower that grows abundantly in Alaska, pose a danger to hikers and gardeners?Alaska, United States 9 Aug 2023
Anchorage Daily News
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Harmful algal bloom monitoring gets underwayNome, Alaska, United States 30 Jul 2023
The Nome Nugget
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How they save the kelp forest in the north – from "sea urchin desert" to the sea's nurseryTromsø, Troms, Norway 15 Jun 2023
NRK
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Tiny but tenacious: arctic-alpine plants are engineers and warning bellsThe Arctic 25 May 2023
ArcticToday
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Alaska Senate passes bill to create carbon credits for preserved forest landAlaska, United States 16 May 2023
Anchorage Daily News
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A young Yup’ik climate advocate is committed to centering Indigenous knowledge in scienceKongiganak, Alaska, United States 4 May 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Research spotlights the impact of climate change on Pacific salmon migrationPacific Ocean 4 May 2023
British Columbia
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World's biggest cumulative logjam mapped in the N.W.T. and it stores tons of carbonInuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada 26 Apr 2023
CBC
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Hawaii's lawmakers mull imposing fees to pay for ecotourism crushHawaii, United States 5 Apr 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Winter Travel, Access and Changing Snow and Ice ConditionsCopper River Basin 1 Apr 2023
Winter Travel, Access, and Changing Snow and Ice Conditions in Alaska’s Copper River Basin
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Native knowledge of great lakes ecology: Climate changes to Odawa landsGlen Arbor, Michigan, United States 27 Mar 2023
Frontiers
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Here's the Real Story behind the Massive 'Blob' of Seaweed Heading toward FloridaPalm Coast, Florida, United States 17 Mar 2023
Scientific American
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This stubborn shrub is helping to keep Arctic river banks intact as permafrost thawsIqaluit, Nunavut, Canada 16 Mar 2023
CBC
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Seaweed farming inspires high hopes in Alaska for economic and environmental benefitsJuneau, Alaska, United States 13 Mar 2023
Alaska Public Media
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Saanich invites volunteers to help battle invasive plantsVancouver Island, BC, Canada 4 Mar 2023
Vancouver Island
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How will the Bering Strait respond to harmful algal blooms?Bering Strait 4 Feb 2023
The Nome Nugget
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The hidden underwater forests that could help tackle the climate crisisBodega Bay, California, United States 2 Jan 2023
the Guardian
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As climate change progresses, trees in cities struggleSeattle, Washington, United States 16 Nov 2022
AP NEWS
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Store-bought milkweed plants can expose monarch caterpillars to harmful pesticidesUnited States 31 Aug 2022
University of Nevada, Reno
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Bigleaf maple decline tied to hotter, drier summers in WashingtonSeattle, Washington, United States 30 Sep 2021
UW News
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Invasive groups control unwelcome plants and animals on the peninsulaKenia Peninsula, Alaska, United States 7 Jun 2021
Alaska Nightly News KNBA
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Sea level rise is killing trees along the Atlantic coast, creating 'ghost forests'Atlantic Coastal Plain, United States 6 Apr 2021
The Conversation
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Vancouver Island arbutus trees under stress due to fungus, climate changeNanaimo, British Columbia, Canada 31 Mar 2021
Vancouver Island
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Study: High pollen count linked to coronavirus infection increases9 Mar 2021
Yle Uutiset
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Kelp forest off Northern California almost goneNorthern California Coast, United States 7 Mar 2021
SFGATE
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B.C.’s old-growth forest nearly eliminatedBritish Columbia, Canada 9 Feb 2021
The Narwhal
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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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How tall tundra shrubs reveal the hidden presence of permanently thawed tundra soil14 Dec 2020
ArcticToday
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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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Fish runs and berries are down, bear break-ins in Southeast Alaska are way upHaines, Alaska, United States 2 Sep 2020
Alaska Public Media
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Lack of bees, pollination limiting crop yields across U.S., B.C.North America 29 Jul 2020
CBC
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Anoxic events in P.E.I. waterways: 9 already this yearEstuaries of P.E.I., Canada 17 Jul 2020
CBC
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Newly-discovered seaweed species threatens protected coral reefs in PacificPearl & Hermes Atoll, Midway, US Minor Outlying Islands 8 Jul 2020
Sky News
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Century-old photos show effects of climate change in Rocky Mountain forestsCanadian Rocky Mountains 8 Jul 2020
Vancouver Sun
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Cold snap in Northern B.C. will kill bark beetles, but won't erase threat, says B.C. entomologistBritish Columbia, Canada 25 Jan 2020
CBC
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Invasive seaweed makes its move along Rhode Island coastNarragansett Pier, Rhode Island, United States 4 Jan 2020
Westerly Sun
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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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Camera Traps Show Invasive Coyotes Heading Toward South AmericaDarién, Panama 23 Dec 2019
Gizmodo
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Grizzly bears move north in High Arctic as climate change expands rangeSachs Harbour, Northwest Territories, Canada 14 Dec 2019
National Post
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Russian birch trees are ‘climbing mountains’ due to climate changeKrasnoyarsk, Krasnoyarskiy, Russia 27 Nov 2019
Siberia Times
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Sea urchin explosion decimates kelp forests off Pacific coastCoastal Oregon and California 24 Oct 2019
CBC
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Melting glaciers have uncovered five new islands, and animals are populating themFranz Josef Land Archipelago 24 Oct 2019
National Post
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Climate change is causing yellow cedar decline. But not enough for ESA listing8 Oct 2019
Alaska Public Media
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More than half of native European trees face extinction, warns study27 Sep 2019
the Guardian
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Scientists suspect retreating sea ice is changing the color of Alaska's tundraNome, Alaska, United States 21 Sep 2019
Alaska Public Media
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It was the warmest ever Arctic summer5 Sep 2019
The Independent Barents Observer
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Fight for survival in Norway's Arctic as climate warmsFinnmark, Norway 2 Sep 2019
BBC News, Norway
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Anchorage spruce trees are dying. We need to talk about what happens next.Anchorage, Alaska, United States 30 Aug 2019
Anchorage Daily News
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Alaska records warmest month ever in July with coastline barren of sea iceAlaska, United States 7 Aug 2019
the Guardian
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The trouble with thrips: They’re as annoying to gardeners as is possibleAnchorage, Alaska, United States 7 Aug 2019
Anchorage Daily News
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Insect 'apocalypse' in U.S. driven by 50x increase in toxic pesticidesUnited States 6 Aug 2019
National Geographic
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Salal’s Worrisome Die-OffCoastal British Columbia to Oregon 1 Aug 2019
Hakai Magazine
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Recent warming over the past 100 years is not part of a natural process, studies find24 Jul 2019
CBC
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California forest die-off caused by depletion of deep-soil water: Study warns of threats from future concurrent drought and heat eventsSierra Nevada Mountains, California, United States 2 Jul 2019
ScienceDaily
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Mexico struggles to understand, solve, seaweed invasionPlaya del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico 28 Jun 2019
CTVNews
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Western red cedars are dying of drought and scientists say it’s one more portent of climate changeSouthwestern British Columbia, Canada 13 Jun 2019
The Star
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Spruce beetles decimating forests in Southcentral Alaska; damage modest in Interior7 Jun 2019
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
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The Wettest Part of Alaska Is Experiencing Extreme Drought. Is Climate Change to Blame?Ketchikan, Alaska, United States 31 May 2019
Pacific Standard
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Why seaweed is strangling Mexican tourism, and how science could helpPuerto Morelos, Quintana Roo, Mexico 24 May 2019
MIT Technology Review
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Cedar die off impacts many on Vancouver IslandPort Alberni, British Columbia, Canada 16 May 2019
CHEK
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Western red cedars die off as extended dry spells continueCoastal British Columbia, Canada 14 May 2019
CBC
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Climate change forces reindeer to resort to eating seaweedSvalbard 29 Apr 2019
News Atlas
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Canadian researchers warn of 'cascading impacts' as bumblebee species declineCanada 22 Apr 2019
CBC
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Wild bee species critical to pollination on the declineConcord, New Hampshire, United States 18 Apr 2019
AP NEWS
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100 months of temperature above normal in SvalbardSvalbard and Jan Mayen 24 Mar 2019
Meteorologisk institutt
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Grass crops in Eastern Norway halved in 2018Akershus, Norway 4 Mar 2019
Norges Bondelag
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The changing world of Mongolia's boreal forestsMongolia 1 Mar 2019
MONTSAME News Agency
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El Niño Triggered Disease Outbreaks Across GlobeTropical Pacific Ocean 1 Mar 2019
Laboratory Equipment
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Greenhouse gas emissions provide extreme warming in SvalbardLongyearbyen, Svalbard, Svalbard and Jan Mayen 4 Feb 2019
Miljodirektoratet
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Building blocks of ocean food web in rapid decline as plankton productivity plungesWestern North Atlantic 23 Dec 2018
CBC
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As Seas Warm, Galápagos Islands Face a Giant Evolutionary TestGalápagos Islands, Ecuador 19 Dec 2018
New York Times
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Lilacs (Syringa spp.) Blooming EarlierHighland Park, Rochester, New York, United States 13 Dec 2018
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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Critically Low Monarch Population in CaliforniaCalifornia, United States 29 Nov 2018
The Xerces Society
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Climate Change Is Fueling Wildfires NationwideWestern United States 27 Nov 2018
New York Times
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The Arctic is turning brown because of weird weatherLofoten Islands, Norway 26 Nov 2018
The Conversation
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Storms increasing & violentBritish Columbia 16 Nov 2018
Castanet
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Sea stars still wasting away in B.C. watersCanada's Pacific Marine Ecosystems 2 Nov 2018
Vancouver Sun
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Loads of seaweed are threatening the Caribbean’s sea life and tourism. Experts say we may be to blameQuintana Roo, Mexico 14 Sep 2018
Washington Post
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As Greenland Warms, Nature’s Seasonal Clock Is Thrown Off-KilterKangerlussuaq, Qeqqata, Greenland 13 Sep 2018
Yale E360
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Death Knell For Ash TreesAngola, New York, United States 25 Aug 2018
WGRZ
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Ecosystems are getting greener in the Arctic: Researchers develop technique to better predict how plants in cold regions respond to warming21 Aug 2018
ScienceDaily
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Changements climatiques: la forêt boréale va fructifier, puis déclinerQuebec, Canada 20 Aug 2018
Le Devoir
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Scientist warns of "seagrass crisis" in CaribbeanEcuador 19 Aug 2018
The Rahnuma Daily
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102 fires burning in B.C.’s southeast regionSoutheast British Columbia, Canada 2 Aug 2018
Global News
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Photos: How climate change is transforming CanadaCanada 26 Jul 2018
Canadian Geographic
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State drops invasive insect defense zone for ash treesDolgeville, New York, United States 25 Jul 2018
Times Union
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