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Polar bears
Polar bears
172 views - 2 weeks ago
Walrus carcasses, Icy Cape, Alaska, 21 September 2009
Walrus carcasses, Icy Cape, Alaska, 21 September 2009
26 views - 4 weeks ago
Interview with Geoff York about arctic walrus haulouts
Interview with Geoff York about arctic walrus haulouts
183 views - 1 month ago
Walrus haulout at Ryrkaipiy
Walrus haulout at Ryrkaipiy
1,155 views - 1 month ago
America's Arctic: Safeguarding a national treasure
America's Arctic: Safeguarding a national treasure
62 views - 1 month ago
Arctic in your backyard
Arctic in your backyard
2,273 views - 2 months ago
Arctic Feedbacks - the global implications
Arctic Feedbacks - the global implications
756 views - 2 months ago
On the Explorer of Sweden: From Kirkenes to Murmansk
On the Explorer of Sweden: From Kirkenes to Murmansk
393 views - 3 months ago
Our director in the Northeast Passage - the adventure begins!
Our director in the Northeast Passage - the adventure begins!
313 views - 3 months ago
Dr Neil Hamilton of WWF joins the Explorer's Northeast Passage journey
Dr Neil Hamilton of WWF joins the Explorer's Northeast Passage journey
197 views - 3 months ago
Interview with Gunn Britt Retter
Interview with Gunn Britt Retter
169 views - 5 months ago
Catlin Arctic Survey Ice Team return
Catlin Arctic Survey Ice Team return
128 views - 5 months ago
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WWFs International Arctic Programme was created in 1992 as a co-ordination office to serve as a focal point for arctic conservation issues and to promote WWFs activities in the Arctic, whether they be in the US, Canada, Russia or Scandinavia.

As well as lobbying arctic governments to accelerate conservation strategies and sustainable development in the Arctic, the Programme is also responsible for running a number of its own projects on, for example, the impacts of climate change in the arctic and ecotourism.
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WWFArcticProgramme uploaded a new video (2 weeks ago)
With the impact of climate change, Arctic ice has started to melt. The consequences for the polar bear, will be devastating.
 
 
WWFArcticProgramme uploaded a new video (4 weeks ago)
Walrus carcasses, Icy Cape, Alaska, 21 September 2009. Visit http://www.panda.org/arctic for more information.   more
 
 
WWFArcticProgramme uploaded a new video (1 month ago)
WWF International Programme polar bear conservation coordinator and leading species biologist Geoff York explains why seeing so thousands of walrus...   more
 
 
WWFArcticProgramme uploaded a new video (1 month ago)
While on the Northeast Passage expedition, the WWF Arctic Programme's Geoff York and the rest of the crew of the 'Explorer of Sweden' witnesses the...   more
 
 
WWFArcticProgramme uploaded a new video (1 month ago)
Video about the threats facing Alaska. Find out more about WWFs work in the Arctic by visiting http://www.panda.org/arctic, or help protect America...   more
 
Channel Comments (4)
GoldRainDrops17 (1 month ago)
@JVONROCK I'm not sure what you mean by "when the Arctic was in Canada".. the arctic still is in Canada.. Though it's not the same as it was 87 years ago..

We do need to preserve what's left of it, and I love the fact that people (including myself) are working towards that..
likeupskirts (3 months ago)
What a waste
JVONROCK (6 months ago)
I've been following this wonderful group since the start online with BBC. The task at hand is heroic, although the data an insight won't stop man from his own destruction, It may be a wake-up that the landscape their crossing is soon to be changed forever. What's left of it. Does anyone remember the movie " Nanook of the North" that was only 87yrs. ago and when the Arctic was in Canada. I rate everything they are doing 5 stars. These People are Top Notch all the way. and if it's polar bears your concerned about, perhaps you ought to start with your zoos.
wildlifefan97 (7 months ago)
poor polar bears :( :( :(