Happy Earth Day #earthday22 visualcapitalist.com/all-the-biomas… A pretty amazing planet we all share, but need to take much better care - every day. This is a great visualization of the diversity of life on Earth.

🎙Are you a RainnWilson fan or concerned about #climatechange? Then you can’t miss this new podcast - interview with David Hik 🇺🇦 and our executive director @GenerationCO2 in #greenland #arctic podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/met…

Yukon University welcomes 1st president since transition from college | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/no…

This week PolarKnowledgeCanada SavoirpolaireCanada are part of Team Canada at the AntarcticTreaty Consultative Meeting XLIV and the Committee for #EnvironmentalProtection XXIV meetings in Berlin #ATCM44 #Antarctic #InternationalCooperation #CanadaAntarctic

Built by Swiss guides high on the Continental Divide, a storied refuge will be dismantled just months ahead of its 100th birthday. Learn more in our latest piece by David Hik 🇺🇦, @zacrobinson_ and Stephen Slemon. canadiangeographic.ca/articles/the-a…

Thank you to Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs National Antarctic Programs for welcoming Canada as a new member today. PolarKnowledgeCanada looks forward to helping advance Canada's Antarctic research activities & partnerships in the coming years #CanadaAntarctic #InternationalCooperation

HERD is officially live on CBC Gem!! You can watch it anytime for free on this platform! If you live in Atlantic Canada it will be live on CBC Atlantic Saturday night at 9pm AST! #caribou #labrador #inuit #documentary NunatuKavut Nunatsiavut Gov. @TWPFS

Enjoying seeing new discoveries that #BPAINTS British Antarctic Survey 🐧 are making everyday #CHARScampus! PolarKnowledgeCanada is delighted to participate in INTERACT transnational access program & welcomes international researchers. Learn more about CHARS Research Support: canada.ca/en/polar-knowl…

"In general, across the territories...we are seeing much warmer-than-normal summer - and not just in a few sites." 2022 is not an anomaly - the amplification of Arctic warming is accelerating, with implications for #Arctic people and environments, and the rest of the world.

I'm pleased to share my #YouthCouncil’s report with you. These bright young scientists eloquently describe how a more #inclusive, #collaborative, #open, #interdisciplinary and reflective #ScienceCulture in 🇨🇦 will benefit us all. Read the report: 👇👇👇science.gc.ca/site/science/e…

Our detailed program for the #ASM2022 is now live! This includes session details, speakers, plenary topics, and more! Check it out here; event.fourwaves.com/asm2022/schedu…

Happy #AntarcticaDay 2022! This week we are hosting a planning meeting in Cambridge Bay to draft an updated Canadian #Antarctic Research Program - stay tuned! PolarKnowledgeCanada #CHARS Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) @CCAMLR1 #ATCM IAATO Great to have Canadian Geographic @mcguffindavid here as well.

We have a new #CHARS tour video! Explore the Main Research Building and its labs; the Field and Maintenance Building with its equipment; and the triplex accommodation. 👉 canada.ca/en/polar-knowl… canada.ca/fr/savoir-pola…

Happy #DarwinDay2023! Last month I finally had the opportunity to climb Cerro la Campana #Chile, following in Darwin's footsteps - although 189 years later. Quite the view of Pacific and Andes. La Campana National Park is now a #UNESCO Biosphere Reserve #biodiversity

We are excited to share the news of new community-specific reports released by the #Nunavut Research Institute (NRI) on research trends based on scientific research licenses (2004-2019)! McMaster SEES DGES @MIRIMcMaster Nunavut Arctic College straightupnorth.ca/2023/03/22/new…

This heatwave extends all way to the Arctic islands. Snow and ice is melting rapidly and too early here in Cambridge Bay (Iqaluktutiak), affecting safety and logistics for travel, fishing and research this spring.

Happy Father's Day! I have been a been very fortunate son and dad for the last 60 years. Looking forward to the next adventures.

John was the longest serving member of PolarKnowledgeCanada Board - since 2010. The Arctic, like many of us, has lost a good friend. Vancouver Aquarium head John Nightingale loved to connect people with science /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

A great opportunity for Canadian students. Application deadline is January 15, 2024 for POLAR Scholarships and Awards, including specific opportunities for Northern Residents and to support Antarctic research.

Exciting news! The #StrategicScienceFund #CDNScience will provide another five years of support for innovative Arctic research in Canada, supporting a renewed ArcticNet, with contributions from numerous partners including ITK and PolarKnowledgeCanada