An interdisciplinary investigation into scenarios of national and international conflicts of ecosystem services in the Svalbard zone under a changing climate in the Arctic
The REGIMES project is funded by the Research Council of Norway POLARPROG program and contributes to the knowledge base about trade-offs between different ecosystem services given the expected changes to the marine environment and management needs in light of this on the archipelago of Svalbard at 78oN, arguably vulnerable environmentally, socially as well as politically Read More ...
The link from Arctic ecosystems services to Arctic society is crucial. It is time for science to meaningfully engage with society: both with current actors and stakeholders and also with the next generation of young citizens through current teachers and students. REGIMES delivers a cohesive, interdisciplinary and Read More ...
VGS Elever og forskere fra Bergen og Trondheim ser sammen på klimaendringer og geo-politisk situasjon på Svalbard 07.-11. august 2017 skal fem elever og en lærer ved Amalie Skram VGS i Bergen være på Svalbard på en tverrfaglig klimaforskningstur med forskere fra Universitet i Bergen, Nansensenteret, SINTEF Ocean og NTNU. Klimaendringer karakteriseres blant annet ved oppvarming Read More ...
The main objective of the stakeholder driven workshops is to determine future scenarios of vulnerability and adaptive capacity to the socio-ecological effects of climate change and related stressors, such as ocean acidification on the provisioning and cultural services provided by the Svalbard Fisheries Protection Zone (SFPZ). In other words – how vulnerable are stakeholders to changes in Read More ...
Dorothy Dankel at the session for Future Fisheries at Arctic Frontiers 2017 in Tromsø, Norway, where she talked about inter- and intragenerational stakeholder workshops.
