Ocean- and Land-Based Opportunities in Canada and Norway
Arctic Frontiers Abroad: Canada
Ottawa, May 11
Montréal, May 12
Lifting Arctic Youth: High North Hero 2023
At the High North Dialogue conference in Bodø this week, Diane Hirshberg, Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage, was awarded the High North Hero prize by Arctic Frontiers ED, Anu […]
It is essential to keep the pan-arctic dialogue going
“We need to continue to contribute to knowledge based responsible development of the Arctic. In a world where science is no longer trusted by all, it is increasingly important to […]
Innovation camp on sustainability and diversity in the seafood industry
We started the week hanging out with 30 students from The Norwegian College of Fishery Science and together with Ungt Entreprenørskap Troms og Finnmark we presented them with real-world cases […]
Arctic Frontiers Abroad in Aberdeen
– Norway and Scotland have many shared characteristics: rural towns and coastal communities, a deep connection to the ocean, a history of utilising the landscapes they live on and being […]
Energy shift in the Arctic
This event highlighted the diversity across the Arctic region when it comes to energy transition — whether in terms of potential, accessibility, or mindset”, said Arctic Frontiers ED, Anu Fredrikson, […]
The opportunities far outweigh the challenges
Arctic Frontiers Executive Director, Anu Fredrikson, joined the NORDUnet Conference to discuss Arctic development in times of geopolitical changes. The NORDUnet conference is a meeting place for people from the […]
400 10th graders gathered to be inspired by science
«Inspiration days» officially kicked off Science for Schools 2023. We started the week with 400 10th graders who gathered at Framsenteret to listen to presentations by young researchers with the […]
