Study of Environmental Arctic Change
SEARCH News
A Call to Action: Sustaining Arctic Observing Networks
26 October 2018
SEARCH partnered with the Wildlife Conservation Society and the University of Alaska Fairbanks' International Arctic Research Center and the Department of Theatre and Film to produce a video call for action featured at the Second Arctic Science Ministerial held in Berlin in October 2018. The video featured hunters and community leaders from St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea and SEARCH scientists making the case for Arctic nations to "Coordinate and Sustain Observations." The video highlighted the urgent need for sustained, long-term observations that include indigenous knowledge, community-based observations, and citizen science.
The increasing rate of Arctic change: how should the research community keep up? - Session II
26 October 2018
The Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) is engaging past, present, and future members of its community in a broad conversation about how SEARCH might advance synthesis and engagement in the coming decades? What coordination of research and communication is needed?
Date: 15 November 2018
Time: 10:00 am (AK) / 11:00 am (PT) / 12:00 pm (MT) / 1:00 pm (CT) / 2:00 pm (ET)
Format: video conference (Zoom)
Interested in participating? Register here
SEARCH Background:
Recent Activities and Questions
Vision and Mission
Organization
Products:
Arctic Answers - science for policy briefs
Arctic Futures 2050 conference
Other products
For more information: Brendan Kelly, SEARCH Executive Director (bpkelly [at] alaska.edu)
SEARCH at AGU Fall Meeting
15 October 2018
The Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) program will be active at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting, to be held 10-14 December 2018 in Washington, D.C.. Please join us for the SEARCH Town Hall "Where Does Arctic Research and SEARCH Go Next?" on Friday, 14 December 12:30-1:30pm. We also invite you to connect with SEARCH affiliates at one or more of the many sessions, presentations, and side-events we have planned.
Arctic Answers Briefs
7 September 2018
Browse SEARCH's Arctic Answers resources, where policy-relevant questions are answered in 1-2 page briefs written by experts, peer-reviewed, and posted in Arctic Answers. Each brief is the top of a "knowledge pyramid" supported by scientific literature organized in underlying tiers of increasing detail. Questions that are addressed include "Can extreme Arctic climate change be avoided with cost effective mitigation?", "How fast is sea level rising?", "How is climate change affecting subsistence (or traditional) fisheries in the high Arctic?" and many more.
ARCTIC FUTURES 2050: Science to Inform Decisions
26 July 2018
In 2019, SEARCH and partners will convene Arctic scientists from all disciplines, indigenous knowledge holders, and decision makers to share current understanding and identify future directions for research needed to inform Arctic policy. The conference also is intended to foster more effective and iterative collaborations among Arctic scientists and decision makers.
DATES: 4-6 September 2019
VENUE: National Academy of Sciences,
2101 Constitution Avenue, NW
Washington, DC
Watch for updates at https://www.searcharcticscience.org/arctic-2050
For more information, contact:
Brendan P. Kelly
Executive Director
Study of Environmental Arctic Change
bpkelly [at] alaska.edu
What's SEARCH?
SEARCH is a collaborative program that advances research, synthesizes research findings, and broadly communicates the results to support informed decision-making.
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