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Websites
Eye on the Arctic
A Radio Canada International web site, Eye on the Arctic brings together circumpolar media focused on the Arctic and climate adaptation.
Who Owns the Arctic?
Prof. Michael Byers' blog on Arctic sovereignty and international relations
Arctic Portal
The Arctic Portal is a comprehensive gateway to Arctic information and data on the internet, increasing information sharing and co-operation among Arctic stakeholders and granting exposure to Arctic related information and data.
The Arctic Portal is operated in consultation and co-operation with members of the Arctic Council and its Working Groups, Permanent Participants, Observers and other Stakeholders.
The Arctic Portal is a network of information and data sharing and serves as host to many web sites in a circumpolar context, supporting co-operation and outreach in science, education, and policy making.
Cryopolitics
Blog by Dr. Mia Bennett (Hong Kong University)
NutansiaqOnline
Nunatsiaq News is an English-Inuktitut weekly newspaper that has served the people of [Nunavut] and the Nunavik region of Arctic Quebec since 1973.
Digital Collections
Archives of the American Geographical Society
The images selected for this digital collection come from the Archives of the American Geographical Society, and focus on explorers and expeditions, particularly to the Polar Regions. Highlights include log books, diaries, photographs, and artifacts of early Polar expeditions, such as the papers of Robert E. Peary (who served as President of the Society) and Isaac Israel Hayes, sketches of Inuit life by Robert Flaherty, records from the Transcontinental Excursion of 1912, and correspondence with such individuals as David Livingstone, Franklin D. Roosevelt (a councilor), Charles Lindbergh, and Louise A. Boyd to name only a few.
Alaska & Polar Regions Digital Collections & Exhibits
Links to digital collections provided by Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Inuit Art Collection | St. Lawrence University Digital Collections
The Canadian Inuit art collection at St. Lawrence University includes more than 100 original prints, drawings, photographs, and carvings from Cape Dorset, Pangnirtung, and Baker Lake. Highly distinguished artists in the collection include Kenojuak Ashevak, Kananginak Pootoogook, Pudlo Pudlat, Kavavaow Mannomee, and Ningeokuluk Teevee. A series of editorial cartoons by the late Alootook Ipellie is also featured.