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Léa Zinsli
Decades after its abandonment, the Soviet mining settlement of Pyramiden remains suspended between Arctic wilderness, preserved history and the slow return of nature.
Polar Journal AG Team
Survival in the polar regions depended on practical skills, careful planning, and the ability to adapt to extreme cold.
As climate change reshapes Arctic ecosystems, the close ties between wildlife and food systems are increasing the risk of diseases passing from animals to people.
Rosamaria Kubny
A traditional dish from Greenland that captures the flavors of the North.
In the Arctic, humans and sled dogs form a cooperative system that combines mobility, sensory awareness, and shared learning to adapt to extreme conditions.
Matambre a la Pizza is a delicious Argentine dish that combines the best elements of grilled meat and pizza.
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.
