CC1: Impact of reduced ice cover in the Arctic marine environment
CC2: Biodiversity and climate change: impacts on non-marine ecosystems
CC3: Building Social-Ecological Resilience
CC4: Early warnings: approaches to measuring, modelling and assessing change in biodiversity
CC5: Resilience and management of Arctic Wetlands: a social-ecological systems approach
MB1: Promoting of ecosystem services of Arctic wetlands for sustainable development
MB2: Inspiring Arctic voices through youth
MB3: Green financing, blue economy: investments in Arctic biodiversity
MB4: Contributions through Responsible Mining to Biodiversity Conservation in the Arctic
MB5: Worldwide partnerships to conserve migratory birds: The Arctic Migratory Bird Initiative
MB6: Proteus Partnership: mainstreaming biodiversity information in the extractives sector
EBM1: The CBMP Coastal Monitoring Plan: Monitoring and Reporting Important Changes in the Biodiversity of Arctic Coastal Ecosystems – Plan Development and Evaluation
EBM2: The CBMP Freshwater: Coordinated monitoring and assessment to improve knowledge on status and trends in circumpolar Arctic freshwaters
EBM3: The State of the Arctic Biodiversity Terrestrial Report: the Circumpolar Biodiversity Monitoring Program, Terrestrial
EBM4: The State of the Arctic Marine Biodiversity Report (SAMBR)
EBM5: Species specific conservation actions in the time of ecosystem-based management
EBM6: Large herbivores as agents of ecosystem based management in the circumpolar Arctic)
EBM7: The CBMP as an international player and a Regional Biodiversity Observation Network of GEO BON: Exploring Synergies
EBM8: Guidelines for Ecosystem Approach to Management Across the Arctic: Who, What, Where and How?
EBM9: Biodiversity as a fundamental component of Environmental Impact Assessments and land use planning
EBM10: Building long-term ecosystem monitoring programs to feed Arctic and international Biodiversity assessments
EBM11: Conservation and sustainable harvest
AS1: Effects of POPs and Hg on Arctic wildlife: AMAP assessment
AS2: Oil spill prevention, preparedness and response in the Arctic
AS3: Reducing the effects of shipping on biodiversity
AS4: Reducing the effects of commercial fishing on biodiversity
AS5: Conflict between people and polar bears in the Arctic: how to address an increasing issue?
AS6: Understanding cumulative effects on Arctic biodiversity and landscapes
AS7: Arctic Ocean Acidification: Pan-Arctic processes and regional ecosystem impacts
AS8: Arctic Invasive Alien Species Action Plan: National implementation and empowering decision making by mobilizing, sharing, and analyzing Arctic invasive alien species data
AS9: Biodiversity in the high seas of the Central Arctic Ocean: Advancements in scientific understanding and future management
AS10: From individual stressors to cumulative impacts: Improving knowledge in the Arctic marine environment
IAB1: Hot spots, connectivity and sensitive areas for biodiversity conservation benefit
IAB2: Safeguarding habitats for Arctic species under changing environmental conditions
IAB3: Arctic marine protected areas: identification, effectiveness, co-management and cooperation
IAB4: Biodiversity, cultural heritage and land-use planning
IAB5: Transboundary management of Arctic biodiversity
IAB6: Nomadic herders: Enhancing the resilience of pastoral ecosystems and livelihoods of nomadic herders
IAB7: Bowhead whale conservation and future research cooperation
IAB8: Status, challenges and opportunities for Arctic Ocean protection and governance
IAB9: Arctic biodiversity goals in the transboundary and cross-cultural Beringian region: positive lessons for success
KNO1: Arctic biodiversity education and outreach
KNO2: Traditional Knowledge and science under a co-production of knowledge
KNO3: Make Arctic data accessible and reusable – roadmap to open and cost effective data management policy
KNO4: Enhanced assessment of marine biodiversity and anthropogenic stressors through integration of research and monitoring under CAFF-CBMP and AMAP
KNO5: Intraspecific diversity in Arctic freshwater systems and its relevance in biodiversity and conservation: from pattern to process
KNO6: Pan-arctic assessment and data management of plant diversity and community
KNO7: Arctic biodiversity governance and Arctic Council biodiversity cooperation
KNO8: The problem of the polar bear: Does the symbol of the Arctic prevent us from fixing the Arctic?
KNO9: Herbivory in the Arctic – understanding large-scale patterns and processes of a key ecological interaction
KNO10: Arctic terrestrial invertebrate diversity
KNO11: Community-based monitoring of Arctic biodiversity
KNO12: Ideas for enhancing effective communication and outreach for subsistence based households in Western Alaska: what we learned from Alaskan native women
KNO13: Technologies and techniques to advance biodiversity monitoring and modelling
KNO14: Leading by example: lessons from Arctic biodiversity monitoring programs and assessments
LAVVU1: Nomadic herders lavvu dialogue
Activity: Bird nesting boxes and insect hotels
Registration waiting list
Livđe in the landscape
Poetry lunch
Film night
Plenary panel 1: Our knowledge, our actions: Addressing biodiversity conservation in a changing Arctic
Plenary panel 2: The Arctic in a global context: biodiversity targets, Sustainable Development Goals and a post-2020 agenda
Beyond the Blue Planet: Frozen Worlds, BBC Natural History Unit
Plenary speakers
Instructions for presenters
Excursions
