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Pollution with an easy solution: Regulating underwater noise pollution for a healthy Arctic Ocean
When we think about threats to whales, seals and walrus in the Arctic we don’t immediately think of underwater noise pollution. More likely our minds go to visions of melting ice, caused b...19 February 2021
Making a difference for the ice edge
Over 5 million people around the world are now questioning Norway’s reputation as a leader in sustainability. More than 1000 people acted to #SaveTheIceEdge on May 13, by tweeting messages...21 May 2020
The marginal ice zone is teeming with biodiversity and is critical for the survival of many threatened Arctic species. The unique nature in this area is also essential for the rest of the gl...
21 April 2020
2019 conservation wins for the Arctic
2019 is coming to an end and it’s time to look back and assess the progress we made this year.23 December 2019
Special IPCC report on the Oceans and Cryosphere
25 September 2019
Views from the Arctic Biodiversity Congress
The Arctic Biodiversity Congress, a gathering of global experts on the Arctic's flora and fauna, was held in Rovaniemi, Finland in October 2018.30 October 2018
Marine mammals sending a clear message about climate change
Climate change is affecting wildlife and we need to act now to preserve it.27 November 2017
Undersea noise pollution - from oil and gas exploration, ships, and other industrial sources - makes it difficult for whales to find each other. It can even damage their hearing.
10 May 2017
