Working together in a changing Canadian Arctic.
In the rapidly changing Arctic region, shaped by climate change and modernization, environmental and socio-economic impacts are felt first and most severely in Arctic communities and territories.
ArcticNet contributes to the development and distribution of the knowledge to inform policy development and adaptation strategies to help Canadians meet the challenges and opportunities created by modernization and climate change in the Arctic.
About us
ArcticNet is a Network of Centres of Excellence of Canada that brings together scientists, engineers, and other professionals in the human health, natural and social sciences with partners from Inuit organizations, northern communities, federal and provincial agencies and the private sector to study the impacts of climate change and modernization in the Canadian North.
Updates
ArcticNet-MEOPAR Postdoctoral Fellows Announced
ArcticNet-MEOPAR Postdoctoral Fellows Announced Today, ArcticNet and MEOPAR are pleased to announce the recipients of the new ArcticNet-MEOPAR Postdoctoral Fellowship. Fellows under this program demonstrate
Graduate Student Position in marine biogeochemistry in the high Arctic
Graduate Student Position in marine biogeochemistry in the high Arctic University of Alberta Applications, including a CV, unofficial transcript and statement of interest, should be emailed
High Impact Publications Program
ArcticNet-MEOPAR Joint Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Deadline extension: October 27, 2021 ArcticNet is thrilled to offer a new funding opportunity to an anticipated 12 research teams
ArcticKT Portal
The ArcticKT Portal is an accessible web-based tool that puts scientific and northern expertise in the hands of decision-makers in the Canadian Arctic. All Integrated Regional Impact Studies (IRIS) are available on the ArcticKT Portal.
News
Researchers set up permafrost thaw alert system on major highway connecting Yukon and Alaska
Appointments to increase research capacity in Faculty of Science
Kelp: The sustainable superfood coming soon to a plate near you
Peatlands cover just 3% of Earth but could help stabilize the climate
This rubber duck started a river race in Alberta and washed ashore in Russia
‘Exceptional achievement’: Acclaimed geographer, political scientist recognized by Royal Society of Canada
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy
Diverse and inclusive teams produce better, more creative and innovative science. ArcticNet is committed to sharing the responsibility to promote positive change and cultural inclusion within its network.
Research Projects
Polar Photography
This collection of premium, rights-managed photographs captures the spectacular beauty of the Arctic and Antarctic. The Gallery features researchers, scientific tools, landscapes, and wildlife through the lens of ArcticNet researchers.