Polar Talk #22 – Small Shells, Great Significance: Foraminifera in a Changing Arctic
Foraminifera are single-celled marine organisms, ranging in size from approximately 50 µm to several centimetres. They have been present since 540 mio. years. They are globally distributed and play an important role in the ocean. As bioindicators, they provide information…
The Arctic as a contested resource region
The Arctic, including its sub-Arctic reaches south of the Arctic Circle, is home to approximately four million people, half a million of whom are Indigenous and belong to over 50 language groups. It encompasses eight coastal states neighbouring the Arctic…
ENVEO joined APRI!
ENVEO’s core activities include the development of methods for deriving products on key environmental parameters from Earth observation satellite data, the continuous generation of such products and the provision of related services for hydrology, water management and climate research. A…
Focus on glaciers: Review of the activities of the Austrian Polar Research Institute in the Year of Glacier Preservation
Research Expedition to the Sermilik Station: How Eduard Orel’s Great-Great-Grandson is Learning Polar Research
Behind the Scenes – A transdisciplinary, comparative analysis reveals key risks from Arctic permafrost thaw
The discovery of Franz Josef Land 150 years ago and its Impact on International Polar Research – Part 2
