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Denmark built dystopian skyscrapers in the Arctic. The Government of Greenland is tearing them down. Colorful houses. Monumental icebergs. Sturdy
Read moreDenmark built dystopian skyscrapers in the Arctic. The Government of Greenland is tearing them down. Colorful houses. Monumental icebergs. Sturdy
Read moreThe 2024 Arctic Report Card describes the North as entering a “new regime,” where temperatures are rising faster than the
Read moreWith COP 16 underway in Cali, Colombia, the president and CEO of World Wildlife Fund-Canada, emphasized that discussions held here
Read moreBy Tessa Vikander After a steep decline between 1960 and 1990, the Peary caribou population of the N.W.T. is showing
Read moreThe northeast coast of the Yukon is now under Inuvialuit stewardship. Area is home to the Porcupine caribou and countless
Read moreA longform story by Eilís Quinn Web Editor : Zoubeir Jazi It’s -31C out on the undulating terrain of the
Read moreA project examining the accuracy of public walrus population counts based on satellite imagery has validated these counts using drones
Read moreThe narwhal, among the 12 species examined by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) this
Read moreHunters and researchers say they’re seeing more and more grizzly bears and hybrid bears push north into Victoria Island and
Read moreSweden is doing more to counteract reductions in greenhouse gas emissions than to support them, and emissions will rise in
Read moreThe Arctic fox and the hedgehog are endangered species or nearly endangered species that are in focus in a wildlife
Read moreBy Meribeth Deen · CBC News North American wolverines now officially protected under U.S. Endangered Species Act Wildlife officials and trappers say the
Read more“I’m surprised there’s not a mass exodus, honestly,” says Caleb Patrick. Sunken ceilings, loose electrical wires, and broken windows are
Read moreWildlife surveys in southwest Yukon have shown a “concerning” decline in the number of Dall sheep — and biologists say recent snowy winters
Read moreBy Helen Pike · CBC News Indigenous stories, academic thought show what’s known, and what’s still a mystery about our mountains Canada’s
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