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King salmon backbone hangs in a smokehouse.

Feature
September 10, 2025

What happens when salmon don’t return?

Arctic

Max Holmes, Sue Natali, and Greg Fiske sit in front of a seated audience while Sue speaks into a microphone

Video
September 2, 2025

Woodwell Climate Conversations: Mapping the Arctic, Charting the Future

Arctic

A wildfire burns near Denali National Park in Alaska during the summer of 2024. Photo by the National Park Service.

Feature
August 28, 2025

Northern communities adapt to a new era of Arctic-boreal wildfire

Arctic

smoke hangs over a forested valley

In The News
August 23, 2025

An unusual sight over Canada’s Arctic: Wildfire smoke

Read on The New York Times Mentions Susan M. Natali, Edward Alexander

Arctic

Burned boreal forest trees

In The News
August 8, 2025

Experts emphasize need for Interior Alaska wildfire mitigation

Read on Anchorage Daily News Mentions Edward Alexander

Arctic

Yellow sky with smoke over tundra landscape

Feature
August 6, 2025

Increasing wildfires in southwestern Alaska could increase global mercury pollution

Arctic

In The News
July 23, 2025

Cultural burning: The important role of traditional practices in the modern Arctic

Read on Wildfire Magazine

Arctic

snow covers the national mall looking down the reflecting pool towards the washington monument

Update
July 18, 2025

Cold-air outbreaks continue in a warming world

Arctic

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