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Why is Arctic sea ice important? Not only is sea ice essential to all life in the Arctic, but people all around the world depend on it to regulate climate & keep our planet cool. Learn more about the importance of Arctic sea ice & how climate warming is causing it to melt. (2/3)

Why is Arctic sea ice important? Not only is sea ice essential to all life in the Arctic, but people all around the world depend on it to regulate climate & keep our planet cool. Learn more about the importance of Arctic sea ice & how climate warming is causing it to melt. (1/3)

#FactCheck: "Scientists say there is not enough data to show a rising trend in #polarbear numbers, and the impact of climate change on their habitat is widely documented." Read the full article and supporting data from
@AFPFactCheck: https://t.co/ZfUyf7XSGD

"The aurora were dancing for only a few minutes, the dazzling display was mixed with blowing snow and an eerie ice-fog..."

Last night in Churchill the #northernlights put on a beautiful but brief show, and our Churchill Field Assistant, Dave Allcorn, managed to capture it.

Watch for the Odd Fellows float w/ polar bears & penguins in the @RoseParade! Our chief scientist, Dr. Steven Amstrup, left, and his wife Virginia, far right, are helping to build the float and will ride on it - raising awareness about climate change at both poles.

As we enter December, most Western Hudson Bay polar bears have access to a narrow band of shore-fast ice. But the larger Bay is well behind recent years in freezing, with largely open water.

June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada. Today is a day to commemorate and recognize the history, heritage, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples in Canada. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day to all our Canadian colleagues, friends, and followers!

"Northern Lights," an etching/aquatint by Inuit artist Germaine Arnaktauyok, depicts the arsarnerit legend, in which Inuit ancestors play football with a walrus skull.

Explore more aurora interpretations and stories here: https://t.co/koVG8rN2o5

"Northern Lights," an etching/aquatint by Inuit artist Germaine Arnaktauyok, depicts the arsarnerit legend, in which Inuit ancestors play football with a walrus skull.

Explore more aurora interpretations and stories here: https://t.co/koVG8rN2o5

"The Arctic is changing faster than any environment on Earth. The old order is being swept away, leaving scientists to ask: What’s coming in its place?"

From plankton to sea cucumbers to polar bears, Arctic biodiversity is at great risk: https://t.co/D1fbymzxRf @ABCaustralia