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Heiner Kubny
A recent scientific study shows that ancient bird droppings can provide important clues about the development of seabird populations.
Rosamaria Kubny
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) is opening up new possibilities for scientific research, particularly in the field of ecology.
Léa Zinsli
As sea ice retreats, killer whales are moving into the High Arctic, disrupting fragile ecosystems.
Cetacean morbillivirus has been detected in Arctic whales for the first time, raising new questions about marine mammal health in northern waters.
Climate change is altering seasons worldwide and disrupting the timing between plants and animals.
A significant rise in temperatures in the Barents Sea is endangering the spawning grounds and food supply of key fish species.
A polar bear was shot in Agardhbukta, Svalbard, on 21 March, and the incident is currently under police investigation.
Scientists from the British Antarctic Survey made a significant discovery while analyzing satellite images along the coast of Marie Byrd Land.
Antarctica, a harsh and ice-covered continent, was long considered a habitat for only a few extremely resilient organisms.
The Svalbard rock ptarmigan is a master of camouflage in the Arctic, adapting its plumage to blend seamlessly with the snowy landscapes.
