Tag: last ice area

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Apex predators in the Arctic Ocean: can there only be one?

For thousands of years, polar bears have reigned as the top predator in the Arctic marine regions. But as the Arctic summer periods of sea- ice-free conditions are getting steadily longer, a... Read More
For thousands of years, polar bears have reigned as the top predator in the Arctic marine regions. ...
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Tagging Greenland sharks, the “Jaws of the North”

This past August, WWF travelled up to the edge of the Last Ice Area to learn more about Greenland sharks—one of the Arctic’s largest and most mysterious predators. Read More
This past August, WWF travelled up to the edge of the Last Ice Area to learn more about Greenland...
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Over 42,000 voices for polar bears!

When we asked WWF supporters to thank Arctic countries for their work to conserve polar bears, the message quickly spread to all corners of the earth. Read More
When we asked WWF supporters to thank Arctic countries for their work to conserve polar bears, the message quickly...
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Report Back: Thank you for keeping Arctic Home cool!

This past winter, WWF and Coca-Cola asked you to help conserve the polar bears’ Arctic Home by making pledges to reduce your carbon footprint and donations to support our work in the Arctic. And... Read More
This past winter, WWF and Coca-Cola asked you to help conserve the polar bears’ Arctic Home by making pledges...
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It’s not magic: Arctic sea ice disappears

Imagine if 33% of Canada’s area disappeared. It would be frightening, shocking, alarming. People and wildlife would have lost their homes. Livelihoods and traditions would be destroyed. Canada would be... Read More
Imagine if 33% of Canada’s area disappeared. It would be frightening, shocking, alarming. People and wildlife would...
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Sailing to Siku – an update from Vicki

Our newest staff member, Vicki, updates us as she joins the group of explorers who are sailing to the Last Ice Area. Read More
Our newest staff member, Vicki, updates us as she joins the group of explorers who are sailing to the...
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Polar bear conservation action plan

Good news for polar bears: Environment Canada has officially added them to the list of species of special concern under Canada’s Species at Risk Act. Read More
Good news for polar bears: Environment Canada has officially added them to the list of species of special concern...
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