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Norwegian Polarinstitute report 158: Leave or die?

Intertidal ecosystem response to an increasingly ice-free Arctic –hardbottom habitats in Kongsfjorden

The Arctic Ocean will be unrecognizable by 2100

Diving into the kelp forest in search of climate answers

European Heads of Knowledge visit Ny-Ålesund

Deep insights into the Arctic of tomorrow

Variation in Brünnich’s guillemot population trends explained in recent study

Report from this year’s ARK fieldwork

BLOG: Cracks in the cooking pot lid

håns som holder forstørrelsesglass foran små organismer i is

Into the deep unknown central Arctic Basin

Jan Mayen

A Closer Look at the Sea Ice Situation in the Barents Sea

Aliens in the Arctic 

Tiny Arctic wildlife matters

Excitement onboard the RV Kronprins Haakon

Interdisciplinary research in the Arctic

– Larger areas of ocean in the Arctic must be protected

to isbjørnunger

How to avoid conflicts between polar bears and humans?

From extensive hunting to conservation and research on the king of the Arctic

A hunter fine-tuned for the Arctic

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