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The US Arctic Program vision is of healthy Arctic
ecosystems that support the cultural, social, and economic needs of the people
living there, and that protect the diversity of Arctic life.

What our planet’s greatest travelers can tell us about Arctic connectivity
06/03/2026

What our planet’s greatest travelers can tell us about Arctic connectivity

The Arctic tern breeds at the top of the world and winters at the bottom of it—a round trip of up to 70,000 kilometres every year. Its extraordinary journey, like so many Arctic animal migrations, perfectly embodies the far-reaching connections that tie the Arctic region to every corner of the pla...

Could an increase in shipping bring new species into Arctic waters?
06/02/2026

Could an increase in shipping bring new species into Arctic waters?

Kimberley Howland conducts intertidal surveys for non Indigenous species near the Port of Deception Bay in Nunavik, Canada. Photo credit: Kimberley Howland

From legal breakthrough to ocean action
06/01/2026

From legal breakthrough to ocean action

Small-scale fishers near Buru Island, Maluku, Indonesia. The High Seas treaty aims to strengthen cooperation across interconnected ocean ecosystems. Photo credit: © WWF US/Sirachai Arunrugsticha

How the Arctic is connected (and disconnected) by pollution
05/31/2026

How the Arctic is connected (and disconnected) by pollution

Pollutants and contaminants have become an unwelcome part of Arctic landscapes and socio-ecological systems. As ADAM STEPIEN, THORA HERMANN, ÉLISE LÉPY and TAHNEE PRIOR write, by its very presence, pollution acts as an uninvited connector between different places and times. It is also corroding th...

Bringing whale superhighways to life
05/30/2026

Bringing whale superhighways to life

In the Arctic, connectivity is not an abstract idea—it’s alive in the movement of whales. Gray whales and humpbacks travel thousands of kilometres between Arctic feeding grounds and distant tropical or temperate breeding areas, linking ecosystems that span entire ocean basins. Narwhals and bowhe...

News from around the Arctic
05/29/2026

News from around the Arctic

Children play at the beach in front of Qaanaaq in early summer, shortly after the sea ice has broken away. Photo credit: Saki Daorana

Mid-day sunset over the frozen Shishmaref Inlet© WWF-US/Elisabeth Kruger
05/29/2026

Mid-day sunset over the frozen Shishmaref Inlet
© WWF-US/Elisabeth Kruger

WWF Global Arctic Programme editorial: The blue bond that connects us all
05/28/2026

WWF Global Arctic Programme editorial: The blue bond that connects us all

At a time when the world seems increasingly divided, it is worth reflecting on what still connects us. Few things do so as powerfully as the ocean—a vast blue commons that binds our planet together. Covering more than 70 per cent of the planet, connecting ecosystems, cultures, economies and commun...

The latest issue of The Circle magazine is out now
05/27/2026

The latest issue of The Circle magazine is out now

At a time when the world seems increasingly divided, it is worth reflecting on what still connects us. Few things do so as powerfully as the ocean—a vast blue commons that binds our planet together.

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