Widespread across northern permafrost landscapes, thermokarst ponds and lakes provide
vital wildlife habitat and play a key role in biogeochemical processes. Stored in the …

The influence of climate change on wildlife disease dynamics is a burgeoning conservation
and human health issue, but few long‐term studies empirically link climate to pathogen …

Amplified warming in subarctic regions is having measurable impacts on terrestrial and
freshwater ecosystem processes. At the boundary of the discontinuous and continuous …

NATURE CLIMATE CHANGE has affected and will continue to challenge the integrity of
infrastructure 10, but the consensus is that bearing capacity increases as moisture content …

Abstract In the High Arctic, late summer rainfall events have the potential to increase
discharge and transport substantial amounts of sediment. Past studies have not considered …

Lakes are a prominent geographic feature in northern landscapes and play an important
role in understanding regional climate systems. In order to better model changes within …

Shallow lakes are dominant features in subarctic and Arctic landscapes and are responsive
to multiple stressors, which can lead to rapid changes in limnological regimes with …

Abstract Globally, Arctic and Subarctic regions have experienced the greatest temperature
increases during the last 30 years. These extreme changes have amplified threats to the …

By altering essential micro-and macrohabitat conditions for many organisms, climate change
is already causing disproportionately greater impacts on Arctic and Subarctic ecosystems …

Climate warming is anticipated to affect high-latitude regions, including abundant ponds of
the Hudson Bay Lowlands (HBL). However, it remains unclear if associated increased …