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charred trees in yukon flats national wildlife refuge

Feature
June 9, 2025

The connection between boreal wildfires and permafrost, explained

Arctic

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In The News
May 24, 2025

Mountainfilm opens with power-packed symposium

Read on Telluride Daily Planet Mentions Brooke LaRae Woods

Arctic

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Feature
May 20, 2025

Cartographer Greg Fiske selected to create mural at Mountainfilm

Arctic

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In The News
May 13, 2025

Cost estimates rising for permafrost-related damage to Alaska roads and buildings

Read on Alaska Beacon Mentions Anna Liljedahl

Arctic
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aerial view of a large loop in the yukon river, meandering through lush green tundra

In The News
May 8, 2025

The cold, hard truth

Read on THIS Magazine Mentions Brooke LaRae Woods

Arctic

Braided river delta in arctic national wildlife refuge. image taken from the air

In The News
April 28, 2025

Arctic Rivers Project Receives Frontiers “National Champion” Designation

Read on Eurekalert Mentions R. Max Holmes

Water
Arctic

Tiffany Windholz, Reggie Tuluk, Permafrost Pathways Tribal Liaison for the Native Village of Cev’aq, and Darcy Peter downloading data from a temperature sensor.

In The News
April 14, 2025

How do we create equitable solutions to permafrost thaw? Together.

Read on Permafrost Pathways

Arctic

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In The News
April 4, 2025

Thawing grounds, rising stakes: The importance of including permafrost emissions in climate policy

Read on The Arctic Institute

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