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11 May 2021: Many of our interests coalesce around Svalbard as a site of socio-economic, cultural and environmental change. ... This work is informed by. examinations of Greenlandic geopolitics funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.

Thursday, December 19th, 2013. Conservation intern Cathy Tully explains the final stages of mounting the gut parka for display:. ... The final touch has been to build a mount to support the weight of the lid when it is open – thanks to the wonderful

19 May 2022: Laying claim to being the first people to run a functional farm in the Antarctic was a major coup for Byrd and his expedition, and landed the three cows with national ... The library today serves a whole range of people, from the cohorts of MPhil and

19 May 2022: Now that the Arctic is again becoming a place of economic interest, as melting sea ice makes it more accessible, will history repeat itself?/p pa ... Alaska, Gwich’in communities have been instrumental in pushing back against plans to extract oil and

4 Feb 2011: Negotiating pathways to adulthood: social change and indigenous culture in four circumpolar communities Source: US National Science Foundation £68,000 (2008–2009). ... Records were again sent for two updates of the Arctic and Antarctic Regions CD-ROM

14 Jul 2014: of hunters and of reindeer herders, despite their environmental and socio-economic differences. ... Exploring histories - Polar exploration and the construction of history at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.

21 Dec 2021: Therefore, re-examination of Cambrian sequences, commonly separated by the aforementioned. shear zones, is needed. ... Centre of Poland, the Norwegian Research Council, the National Science Foundation (USA), the.

29 Jun 2005: betweennorthern native peoples and their physicalenvironment, and the economic development of theCanadian North. ... With the post-Soviet economic collapseof the 1990s, Chukotka suffered an exceptional crisis of.

2 Jul 2013: E. Hill, OBE Interim Director, British Antarctic SurveyRear Admiral N. Lambert Chief Executive UKHO and National HydrographerMs J. ... and Alaska (ARC-1207894)Source: University of Alaska Fairbanks/National Science Foundation £199,266 (2012-2014).

7 Aug 2014: National Maritime Museum and the University of. Valparaiso to arrange a Shackleton exhibition in. ... speak at the World Economic Forum in Davos,. Switzerland, on the topic of ice and environmental.

1 May 2020: in the final of BBC2’s Icons series about great Britons, which included Sir Ernest Shackleton. ... Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, v. 116, p. 25468-25477.Chudley, T.

28 Sep 2011: External Contributions to Polar Activities. 22 National and International Roles of StaffInternational Glaciological Society (IGS)Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR). ... It generated new ideas about. how to pursue collaborative inquiry

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8 Feb 2011: A detailed examination of the narratives of childrenand adolescents explored how local social practices andideologies shaped their constructs of time, space, agencyand personhood. ... Records wereagain sent for two updates of the Arctic and

2 Jan 2020: to visit, and carry out scientific work in, the North-west Spitsbergen National Park well in advance. ... This can be slow, though the rate can be estimated from examination of chronosequences of.

20 Sep 2019: Sharing stories and insights from the expedition via print. • 4 page article published in ‘The Herald’ national newspaper ... The final ski into Karasjok was along the wide, meandering Karasjok River as it wound into the town and past the