Marine plastic pollution, what’s the deal?
At our Open event in Tromsø we invited experts and practitioners to share their knowledge about marine plastic pollution.
Science for Kids and Science for Schools: Engaging youth in Arctic science
The Science for Kids and Science for Schools programs engage kindergarteners and schoolchildren from all over Tromsø in Arctic science – and invites them to do science themselves!
Ten Years of Arctic Partnership: Arctic Frontiers in Busan
In December, Arctic Frontiers attended the Arctic Partnership Week (APW) in Busan, Republic of Korea. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the APW reflected on the path forward for a sustainable Arctic.
A Cross-Border Celebration and Knowledge Sharing
Arctic Frontiers and the University Museum of Bergen hosted a number of activities to celebrate the exhibition ‘Bergen-Greenland: The Forgotten Histories’, with expert insights from curators, art historians and more.
Safe and Sustainable Coasts in the Arctic
An increased interest in the Arctic due to climate change and the potential for shipping routes through the region were discussed in Vancouver, Canada, and Seattle, USA.
Food Security and Emergency Preparedness in the North
In this panel discussion we explored how northern communities can build resilience, and what food security means in different parts of the Arctic.
How do we Reduce Increased Noise Pollution in the Ocean?
In collaboration with the Norwegian Centre for Law of the Sea, we explored questions related to how marine noise pollution affects ocean ecosystems, and how to prevent further damage.
Bridging Regional Potential with National Needs
On March 20, Arctic Frontiers brought together key voices from across Northern Norway for a full-day conference in Narvik, exploring the intersection between regional development and the evolving needs of the defense sector.
Charting the Course for a Just Green Transition
How can the green transition in the Arctic and northern Europe be just, accelerated, and inclusive? The answer lies in people, policy, and progress—key themes examined during two impactful days of dialogue and collaboration in Brussels.
Bridging the Gap Between Arctic Science and the Classroom
With the help of local champions like KSAT – Kongsberg Satellite Services and SINTEF, the pilot program sponsored five teachers from different Tromsø schools to attend the four-day 2024 conference.
