THE ARCTIC GATEWAY
30 Jun 2026
Twenty-three new projects across the Nordic and Arctic region have been awarded a combined DKK 10.3 million through the Nordic Arctic Programme, supporting initiatives that strengthen resilient communities, sustainable development and cross-border cooperation throughout the Arctic.
24 Jun 2026
A newly released report from the Arctic Observing Summit 2026 is calling for a fundamental shift in how Arctic research and monitoring are conducted, placing Indigenous leadership, community priorities, and societal benefits at the center of future observing systems.
18 Jun 2026
As the Arctic continues to experience rapid environmental, geopolitical and socio-economic change, the Arctic Council is exploring new ways to maintain cooperation and advance its work despite ongoing political constraints.
18 Jun 2026
Applications now open for unique initiative connecting Arctic research, Indigenous art, and public engagement.
An interesting recent report, “AMOC Observation as Critical Infrastructure”, prepared by the Reykjavík Institute, draws upon the analytical frameworks developed by the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ).
The Registry of Polar Observing Networks (RoPON) is a powerful resource designed to make high-latitude scientific observation and monitoring more findable, accessible, and connected.
In this interview featured on CGTN America’s “Big Story”, Arctic Portal Director Halldór Jóhannsson reflects on why the Arctic is vital not only for those who live in the region but for the global community.
The China-Iceland Arctic Observatory (CIAO) is a scientific research observatory located at Kárhóll, near the municipality of Laugar in northern Iceland, about 60 km east of the town of Akureyri.
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