Sæler, isbjørne, spækhuggere, narhvaler og rovfugle! Dette er blot nogle af de dyr, som Christian Sonne, ny professor på Bioscience på Aarhus…

Genetic research reveals when the polar bear became an independent species and provides important hints to understand cardiovascular diseases

Nordvandet is a unique Arctic marine area in the Thule region which contains large amounts of marine mammals and sea birds. The area has been the…

Naturlige svingninger i havtemperaturen i Nordatlanten har en betydelig indflydelse på klimaet på den nordlige halvkugle. Udsvingene er et resultat af…

The climate – combined with the body size of the herbivores – is crucial for how the tundra’s ecosystem works. This is shown in new research, which is…

I Grønland blomstrer planterne tidligere og tidligere, så insekterne skal skynde sig om sommeren, og antallet af brystkræft er eksploderet. Forskerne…

By Pelle Tejsner (PhD social-anthropology, ARC/ARTS)

Pelle Tejsner has just been appointed assistant professor for the humanities initiative within climate change studies at the Arts Section of the…

Climate change caused by human activities is by far the worst threat to biodiversity in the Arctic. Some of these changes are already visible,…

Den 3. temadag om vildtforskning og bestandsforvaltning på Aarhus Universitet samler rekordmange deltagere.

Forecasts suggest that an important effect of climate change in the Arctic will be less snow covering sea ice. Associate Professors Lars Chresten…

The Arctic is one of the places on earth where vegetation is expected to change most significantly during the next hundred years in consequence of…