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You Are What You Eat
07.02.2014    

Students play a game that demonstrates the importance of primary production by Arctic Ocean ice algae and the use of isotopes to trace sources of nutrients in food webs. They also discuss the implications of shrinking Arctic sea ice as a result of climate change.

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Bering Sea Learning Resource Collection
04.19.2011    

A body of educational resources focused on understanding the impacts of climate change and dynamic ice cover on the eastern Bering Sea ecosystem.

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Faces of Climate Change Videos
02.28.2011    

Three compelling short videos showcase the dramatic changes in Alaska's marine ecosystems through interviews with scientists and Alaska Natives.

This video was produced by COSEE Alaska, the Alaska Sea Grant program, the Alaska Marine Conservation Council, and the Alaska Ocean Observing System

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An Imminent Thaw: changing Arctic sea ice
An Imminent Thaw: changing Arctic sea ice
11.18.2010    

A five-minute podcast based on interviews with Alaska scientists and member of Alaska Native Alaskan communities about changes in sea ice patterns and their implications for the ecosystem and human communities that have depended traditionally on ice-associated animals. The importance of observing systems, using both technology and knowledgeable community observers, is highlighted.

Co-produced by COSEE NOW and COSEE Alaska.

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A Tour of the Cryosphere
08.01.2010    

NASA video featuring "fly-overs" of Earth, focusing on ice.

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Arctic Climate Monitoring Program Curriculum
08.01.2010    

Curriculum framework and Inquiry-based lesson plans about the Arctic climate.

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Bering Sea Integrated Ecosystem Research Program website
08.01.2010    

Current and on-going ocean climate change research in the Bering Sea.

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NOAA Arctic theme page
08.01.2010    

One of NOAA's "theme pages" focusing on the Arctic.

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National Snow and Ice Data Center
08.01.2010    

Resources about the cryosphere.

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Alaska Native Thoughts on Climate Change
08.01.2010    

Brief but eloquent presentation about the importance of ice and the animals that depend on ice habitat to Alaska Native culture and subsistence hunters.

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Climate-driven Change in the Northern Bering Sea
08.01.2010    

Part 2 of a series that follows Native Thoughts on Climate Change.

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Wandering Wildlife animation
08.01.2010    

Tracking wildlife by satellite.

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Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy
03.01.2010    

NOAA/UAF. The mission of ACCAP is to assess the socio-economic and biophysical impacts of climate variability in Alaska, make this information available to local and regional decision-makers and improve the ability of Alaskans to adapt to a changing climate.

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The Copenhagen Diagnosis, 2009: updating the world on the latest climate science.
03.01.2010    

Allison, et. al. The University of New South Wales Climate Change Research Centre (CCRC), Sydney, Australia.

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Polar Science and Global Science: an international resource for education and outreach. 2010.
03.01.2010    

Bettina Kaiser, Editor. Ice is featured as one of six polar themes. The book provides an excellent summary of current sea ice research and understandings and includes teacher-tested hands-on science activities.

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Global Outlook for Ice and Snow
03.01.2010    

United Nations Environmental Programme. The book covers all parts of the cryosphere: snow, land ice, sea ice, river and lake ice, and frozen ground.

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SEARCH: Study of Environmental Arctic Change Sea Ice Outlook
03.01.2010    

The SEARCH Sea Ice Outlook is an international effort to provide a community-wide summary of the expected September arctic sea ice minimum.

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SEARCH: Sea Ice and Walrus Observation (SIWO)
03.01.2010    

SIWO is a resource for Alaska Native subsistence hunters, coastal communities, and others interested in sea ice and walrus.

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Ice Observatories
03.01.2010    

Near-real time and archived images and data are available from the coastal ice observatories operated by the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institutes in the villages of Barrow and Wales, Alaska.

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SIKU: Knowing Our Ice: documenting Inuit sea-ice knowledge and use. 2010.
03.01.2010    

Edited by Igor Krupnik et. al.

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Field Techniques for Sea-Ice Research. 2009.
03.01.2010    

Hajo Eicken, Rolf Gradinger, Maya Salganek, Kunio Shirasawa, Don Perovich, and Matti Leppäranta, editors.

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Two Ways of Knowing. 2010.
03.01.2010    

David and Doug Barber. A product of the IPY Circumpolar Flaw Lead Study onboard the icebreaker Amundsen which studied the leads in Arctic sea ice.

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