Live internet feeds for the Arctic Tipping Points Conference 23 - 28 January 2011, Tromsø, Norway

2011 Conference

Arctic Tipping Points

23 - 28 January 2011, Tromsø

John G. Hannaford the Canadian Ambassador to Norway has confirmed that he will attend and address Arctic Frontiers.  Ambassador Hannaford is the first speaker to address two Arctic Frontiers conferences.Read More

Live internet feeds

Monday 24 January 2011 09:00- 11:00  CET Session I: State of the Arctic ENGLISH - RUSSIAN 11:30- 13:00  CET Session I: State of the Arctic  ENGLISH - RUSSIAN 14:00 - 14:50 CET Session II: Fisheries and management of marine resources ENGLISH - RUSSIAN 15:30 - 17:00 CET Session II: Fisheries and management of marine resources ENGLISH - RUSSIAN

Tuesday 25 January 2011 09:00 - 10:30 CET Session III: Business, research and natural resources ENGLISH - RUSSIAN 11:00 - 12:30 CET Session III: Business, research and natural resources ENGLISH - RUSSIAN 13:30 - 14:30 CET Session III: Business, research and natural resources ENGLISH - RUSSIAN 15:30 - 17:00 CET Plenary discussions ENGLISH - RUSSIAN

Book of abstracts available for download

The book of abstracts for the science section of Arctic Frontiers 2011 is now available for download. Book of Abstracts 2011 (2.53 MB)Read More

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Confirmed participants

Pia Svensgaard and Evgeny Viktorovich Nikora have confirmed their attendance at Arctic Frontiers.

Pia Svensgaard is Chair of the Troms County Government, and Evgeny Viktorovich Nikora, is Speaker of the Murmansk Regional Duma, Russia

Senator Vladimir Torlopov has confirmed his attendance at Arctic Frontiers.

Vladimir Torlopov is Senator for Republic of Komi in the Russian Federation Council, Russia.

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Arctic Commmentary

Tipping Points and Environmental Management Perspectives

BY PAUL RENAUD. "environmental management may also be poised to for an abrupt shift from traditional approaches"

Look to the north

BY JONAS GAHR STØRE. "Sharing and further developing this knowledge will be vital if we are to ensure sustainable management of the natural resources in the Arctic."

Arctic tipping points - US Navy's perspective

BY REAR ADMIRAL DAVE TITLEY. "The U.S. Navy is addressing a tipping point even more difficult to predict: human activity"