Research on issues such as adapting to rapid environmental change should include
indigenous and local people in develo** more robust and inclusive diagnoses and …

Climate change continues to disproportionately affect the Arctic, contributing to a pressing
need for research in Arctic systems. As a result, more scientists are conducting fieldwork in …

Citizen science is growing and increasingly realizing its potential in terms of benefiting
science and society. However, there are significant barriers to engaging participants in non …

Community-based monitoring (CBM) is increasingly cited as a means of collecting valuable
baseline data that can contribute to our understanding of environmental change whilst …

Remote fieldwork is an important component of polar research across both physical and
social sciences. There is increasing recognition that the inherent logistical, physical …

The aim of this perspective article is to rethink how anthropology can be involved in
interdisciplinary research on climate and environmental change, considering wide-spread …

Arctic biodiversity is under threat from both climate-induced environmental change and
anthropogenic activity. However, the rapid rate of change and the challenging conditions for …

Himalaya and the Tibetan Plateau, known as the 'land of snow'and the 'roof of the world', is
home to tens of millions of indigenous people who live with a staggering amount of …

Alaska is one of the most seismically active regions of the world. Coincidentally, the state
has also experienced dramatic impacts of climate change as it is warming at twice the rate of …

Permafrost thaw poses diverse risks to Arctic environments and livelihoods. Understanding
the effects of permafrost thaw is vital for informed policymaking and adaptation efforts. Here …