Interactive educational resources about the Arctic for schools.
Huge icebergs of different forms in the Disco Bay, Greenland. Their source is by the Jakobshavn glacier. This is a consequence of the phenomenon of global warming and catastrophic thawing of ice.
Huge icebergs of different forms in the Disco Bay, Greenland. Their source is by the Jakobshavn glacier. This is a consequence of the phenomenon of global warming and catastrophic thawing of ice
Dr Cynan Ellis Evans (Head of the UK’s NERC Arctic Research Program) and Kim Holmen (International Director of the Norwegian Polar Institute) visit GPS stake high on the retreating Kongsvegen Glacier which flows into the Kongsfjorden Fjord. © Pete Bucktrout
Dr Cynan Ellis Evans (Head of the UK’s NERC Arctic Research Program) and Kim Holmen (International Director of the Norwegian Polar Institute) visit GPS stake high on the retreating Kongsvegen Glacier which flows into the Kongsfjorden Fjord. © Pete Bucktrout
Dr Cynan Ellis Evans (Head of the UK’s NERC Arctic Research Program) and Kim Holmen (International Director of the Norwegian Polar Institute) visit GPS stake high on the retreating Kongsvegen Glacier which flows into the Kongsfjorden Fjord. © Pete Bucktrout
Whale fin in Disko Bay
Whale fin in Disko Bay
Distant view of Arctic mountains and sea ice with a polar bear
Distant view of Arctic mountains and sea ice with a polar bear
Distant view of Arctic mountains and sea ice with a polar bear
Distant view of Arctic mountains and sea ice with a polar bear