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WWF is working across Russia's vast marine and terrestrial Arctic territory.
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WWF will help meteorologists stay safe from polar bears
With the support of WWF Russia, the weather station on Vaigach Island will be prepared for polar bear visits - staff will be trained, and the building and territory will be equipped with security systems.
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Publications
The Circle 01.18
1 May 2018
The Circle 03.17
1 February 2018
Polar Bear CAP Scorecard
30 January 2018
Prospects and opportunities for using LNG for bunkering in the Arctic regions of Russia
1 July 2017
Factsheet: Keeping people and polar bears safe
26 February 2016
Modeling oil spills in the Beaufort Sea
15 December 2014Meet the team
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