Kristin Westdal guides a beluga tour in the Churchill River estuary in 2002.
Credit: Gilles Pucheu
The Research Vessel William Kennedy.
Credit: Brynn Devine
Bowhead whales moving through the ice.
Commentary
Recent Study Predicts Warming Oceans Will Put Strain on Arctic Whales
Habitat loss and increased industrial activities could create an uncertain future for some species.
Credit: Nicole Zanesco / Oceans North.
Campaign Milestone
Bringing the High Seas Treaty to Shore
It’s more important than ever that countries come together and establish a global agreement for managing the high seas.
Greenland halibut air drying.
Credit: Mark Hannaford
Showcase
Northern Latitudes: Where Do Greenland Halibut Live in Canada’s Arctic?
Northern Latitudes is a series examining how maps and mapmaking contribute to our work.
Top predators like the sailfish are disproportionately vulnerable to climate impacts, according to a new study.
Credit: Peter Allinson, MD / Marine Photobank via Wildscreen Exchange
Showcase
How Fisheries Are Threatened by Climate Change—and How We Can Protect Them
A new study is laying the groundwork for climate-smart approaches to management and conservation.
Credit: Arqvilliit IPCA Monitoring Crew.
Floe Edge Blog
Pristine Seas Expedition: Arqvilliit
Arqvilliit, which means “the place where you see bowhead whales” in Inuktitut, is an Arctic biodiversity hotspot, home to eider ducks, walrus, and polar bears.
Sofia Geisler was appointed executive director of Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat in June 2022.
Floe Edge Blog
New Leader of Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat Brings Diverse Background
The new leader of Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat in Greenland brings diverse background in politics, journalism and administration.
