Humanity's relationship with the Ocean needs to be transformed to effectively address the
multitude of governance crises facing the Ocean, including overfishing, climate change …

Coasts worldwide are facing enormous challenges relating to extreme water levels,
inundation and coastal erosion. These challenges need to be addressed with consideration …

Frozen components on land and in the ocean (sea ice, ice sheets, glaciers and permafrost)
form the cryosphere, which, together with the ocean, moderates the physical and chemical …

Climate change is affecting the marine environment in Nunatsiavut, leading to changing sea
ice thickness and seasonal timing, and increasing water temperatures. This impacts the lives …

The rate of change in Arctic marine environments in response to shifts driven by climate
change threatens Arctic resilience. The growing recognition and visibility of these changes …

Arctic city mayors influence municipal sustainability outcomes, navigating decisions on
waste management, social service funding, and economic development. How do mayors …

The need for Indigenous rights to be recognized and for reconciliation to occur is becoming
increasingly engrained in the fabric of Canada. From the perspective of Indigenous peoples …

Arctic cities are subject to the highest rates of climate warming globally, generating
regionally-specific sustainability challenges. In the sparsely populated Arctic, cities are hubs …

Growing from inherent rights to steward territories, the weaving of Indigenous knowledge
into environmental stewardship is increasingly being acknowledged and mandated for, both …