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Newly published Special Issue in Frontiers in Environmental Science, where experts from Ecoscience and across the Arctic research community synthesize the accelerating changes taking place in the region’s climate and ecosystems.

The AfPEC project examines how coffee-based agroforestry can help strengthen nature, climate and local livelihoods in Uganda.

New research shows that heat waves, droughts, rain on snow and sudden thaws may have a greater impact on Arctic ecosystems than gradual warming – and that it affects the entire global climate.

37 fortællinger om naturoplevelser, krise og alt det vi kan få tilbage.

Ny bog på GAD er netop udkommet.

Vidste du, at tang ikke kun er en delikatesse, men også bidrager til havets kulstofpuljer og afspejler klimaforandringer i Arktis?

UNESCO’s main organization has taken notice of the project “Under the Archipelago,” an educational format developed in collaboration with Aarhus University’s “Know Your Sea” initiative, UNESCO Global Geopark The South Funen Archipelago, and the schooner Fylla.

Hvordan lærer man unge at forstå og værne om havet, når biodiversiteten er i frit fald og iltsvind hvert år kvæler liv på havbunden?

We’re pleased to welcome Professor Niels Martin Schmidt as the new Deputy Head of Department with responsibility for the Arctic research area at Ecoscience.

With extensive experience in Arctic ecology and a strong track record in both research and collaboration – nationally and internationally –…

Climate change is causing spring to arrive earlier in the Arctic. As a result, bird species that migrate to the Arctic to breed are under pressure to speed up their migration.

Hvordan får man verden til at lytte til budskabet om fremtidens havvind? Man inviterer Samuel L. Jackson med på holdet – og serverer sprøde snacks lavet af dansk sukkertang dyrket under havmøller ved Vesterhav Syd.