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Rapid ice loss found in survey supports trend to summer ice free Arctic within decade

October 15, 2009

The Catlin Arctic Survey, completed earlier this year, provides the latest ice thickness record, drawn from the only survey capturing surface measurements in the last winter and spring. The data collected by manual drilling... Read More

The Catlin Arctic Survey, completed earlier this year, provides the latest ice thickness record, drawn from the only survey...
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Polar bear footprints point to the Last Ice Area

February 27, 2015

We still have a lot of work to do to prove to everyone’s satisfaction that the Last Ice Area needs special conservation measures. Read More

We still have a lot of work to do to prove to everyone’s satisfaction that the Last Ice Area...
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eNewsletter – November 2008

November 25, 2008

Chasing narwhal: Top Arctic wildlife sightings

February 27, 2015

Last August, WWF’s Jacqueline Nunes joined a research expedition to Ellesmere Island to study narwhal, the “unicorns of the sea.” Read about her journey all throughout Polar Bear Week. Read More

Last August, WWF’s Jacqueline Nunes joined a research expedition to Ellesmere Island to study narwhal, the “unicorns of the...
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eNewsletter – December 2008

December 19, 2008

eNewsletter – February 2009

February 10, 2009

Ten cool facts for International Polar Bear Day

February 27, 2015

Let's celebrate International Polar Bear Day with ten cool facts about the largest bear in the world! Read More

Let's celebrate International Polar Bear Day with ten cool facts about the largest bear in the world!
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Rapid ice loss found in survey supports trend to summer ice free Arctic within decade

Polar bear footprints point to the Last Ice Area

eNewsletter – November 2008

Chasing narwhal: Top Arctic wildlife sightings

eNewsletter – December 2008

eNewsletter – February 2009

Ten cool facts for International Polar Bear Day

eNewsletter – March 2009

Chasing narwhal: What I learned in the Arctic

eNewsletter – Earth Hour 2009

eNewsletter – April 6, 2009

eNewsletter – April 21, 2009

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