Woodwell Climate Conversations: Mapping the Arctic, Charting the Future

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Woodwell Climate’s Senior Scientist Dr. Sue Natali and Senior Geospatial Analyst Greg Fiske share how the Permafrost Pathways project is advancing permafrost research, supporting GIS capacity-building, and helping Arctic Indigenous communities plan for climate adaptation. They reveal how maps are being used to communicate science, show environmental change, and center Indigenous Knowledge and expertise.

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