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Léa Zinsli
The recent closure of Mine 7 marks the end of Norwegian coal mining in Longyearbyen and reflects a broader shift toward new economic activities on Svalbard.
Heiner Kubny
The Arctic continues to resonate far beyond its geographic boundaries, finding a vibrant presence in the city of Bern.
Trappers Trail 2026 brought sled dogs and mushers together for a weekend of racing, community spirit, and Arctic adventure on Svalbard.
In Dawson City, Yukon, adventurous drinkers can join the Sourtoe Cocktail Club by downing a shot containing a real dehydrated human toe.
On March 8th, the community in Longyearbyen gathered at the Svalbard Museum to celebrate International Women’s Day, with speeches, a discussion panel, and music from a local choir.
On March 8th, the people of Longyearbyen came together to celebrate the annual return of the sun, a cherished moment after the long polar night.
Rosamaria Kubny
Klippfisk, also known as bacalhau, is a traditional dish from Norway made from dried and salted cod.
The winter silence in George Horner Ice Park in Fairbanks has come to an end.
Icelandic fish casserole is a delicious combination of tender fish, potatoes, creamy sauce, and flavorful cheese.
Lisa Scherk
In the northern polar regions, the sun disappears below the horizon for weeks or even months during winter – a phenomenon known as the polar night.
