The Arctic is warming more rapidly than anywhere else on Earth. One consequence of a warming Arctic is a dramatic decline in sea ice, an important habitat for many Arctic plants and animals. In this unit students will engage with 360° virtual reality tours, hands-on labs, and authentic Arctic datasets as they gather evidence to construct explanatory models for the unit driving question, "How might the decline in sea ice affect Arctic organisms large and small?" Context for Use: This 8-lesson middle/high school unit is centered around the anchoring phenomenon of a changing Arctic ecosystem, with each lesson time to NGSS Life Science Standards
ABSTRACT. The first and strongest signs of global-scale climate change exist in the high latitudes o...
The last two centuries of climate warming have drastically affected many species in the High Arctic....
Arctic sea ice is declining rapidly in extent and thickness, simplifying access to oil and gas field...
Activity Focus: In this case study, students read and interpret data about climate change and arcti...
Scientists predict that the climate in most parts of the world will warm dramatically in the next ce...
In this chapter, users take the role of students from a small town in Colorado, who team up with stu...
Sea ice in the Arctic is one of the most rapidly changing components of the global climate system. O...
The course aims to provide information on complex changes in the Arctic’s environment in an understa...
Rising temperature is melting the ice that covers the Arctic Ocean, allowing sunlight into waters th...
The 13th Symposium on Polar Science/Interdisciplinary sessions [IA] Arctic research, Thu. 17 Nov
The Arctic region is undergoing some of the most rapid rates of climate change in the world [1], wit...
The Arctic is collapsing! Scientists believe that by 2040 the polar region, which is home to an abun...
Abstract This poster will be about the melting of the arctic ice and how it is going to affect certa...
Sea ice continues to decline across many regions of the Arctic, with remaining ice becoming increasi...
The objectives of this paper are to summarise: (1) observed 20th-century and projected 21st-century ...
ABSTRACT. The first and strongest signs of global-scale climate change exist in the high latitudes o...
The last two centuries of climate warming have drastically affected many species in the High Arctic....
Arctic sea ice is declining rapidly in extent and thickness, simplifying access to oil and gas field...
Activity Focus: In this case study, students read and interpret data about climate change and arcti...
Scientists predict that the climate in most parts of the world will warm dramatically in the next ce...
In this chapter, users take the role of students from a small town in Colorado, who team up with stu...
Sea ice in the Arctic is one of the most rapidly changing components of the global climate system. O...
The course aims to provide information on complex changes in the Arctic’s environment in an understa...
Rising temperature is melting the ice that covers the Arctic Ocean, allowing sunlight into waters th...
The 13th Symposium on Polar Science/Interdisciplinary sessions [IA] Arctic research, Thu. 17 Nov
The Arctic region is undergoing some of the most rapid rates of climate change in the world [1], wit...
The Arctic is collapsing! Scientists believe that by 2040 the polar region, which is home to an abun...
Abstract This poster will be about the melting of the arctic ice and how it is going to affect certa...
Sea ice continues to decline across many regions of the Arctic, with remaining ice becoming increasi...
The objectives of this paper are to summarise: (1) observed 20th-century and projected 21st-century ...
ABSTRACT. The first and strongest signs of global-scale climate change exist in the high latitudes o...
The last two centuries of climate warming have drastically affected many species in the High Arctic....
Arctic sea ice is declining rapidly in extent and thickness, simplifying access to oil and gas field...