61. Polar Regions (Norway - The Official Site In China) education research Environment Development Visa Informasjon på norsk polar regions. Threats to the arctic environment http://www.norway.cn/policy/environment/polar/

Embassy and Consulate General Trade Press Language Choose your country Home Norway and China Business ... Norway and Mongolia SEARCH Polar Regions Threats to the arctic environment The natural surroundings of the Arctic are very fragile, and even minor encroachments can cause lasting damage. The Arctic environment is coming under growing pressure from human activity. Tourists are heading deeper into the wilderness, and more and more people want to experience the untouched nature that can only be found in polar regions. Concentrations of environmentally hazardous PCBs in polar bears in Svalbard have been found to be up to six times higher than in polar bears in Canada. Because of the difficult climate and other natural conditions and the large areas involved, monitoring the environment in the Arctic is a major undertaking. Svalbard Svalbard is part of the Kingdom of Norway, but the Treaty of Svalbard from 1925 also gives other countries extensive rights. Citizens from signatory countries to the Treaty have the same rights as Norwegian citizens to engage in industry, mining, fishing, hunting and other maritime and commercial activities. All visits to Svalbard are subject to strict regulations regarding the protection of nature and historical sites, as well as ensuring the safety of the visitors. The tour organizer must inform the Governor of Svalbard of all tour plans well ahead of the start of the season, as well as present proof of insurance to cover any search and rescue operations should the need arise. Individual travellers must notify the authorities of any planned trips.

62. Canadian Polar Commission - To provide information about research in respect of the polar regions to improve access to educational and research opportunities for northerners and http://www.polarcom.gc.ca/english/roadmap.html

In September 2002, board and staff of the Canadian Polar Commission met to develop collectively a Strategic Roadmap for the Commission's next three-year term. Drawn from the Canadian Polar Commission Act (February 1, 1991), the Roadmap consists of a Vision Purpose Values and Beliefs , and Objectives Vision CPC will advocate and develop polar knowledge to benefit Canadians and sustain polar regions. Polar knowledge includes social sciences, traditional knowledge, natural sciences and the humanities. Purpose To monitor the state of knowledge, in Canada and elsewhere, in respect of the polar regions and report regularly and publicly. To determine polar knowledge priorities and report regularly to Canadians. To co-operate with Canadian organizations, institutions and associations to support the development and dissemination of knowledge in respect of the polar regions. To advise the Minister on any matter relating to the polar regions. To provide information about research in respect of the polar regions to Canadians and Canadian organizations, institutions and associations. To enhance Canada's international profile as a circumpolar nation by fostering international cooperation in the advancement of knowledge in respect of the polar regions.

63. The Entire Directory Only In Polar_Regions/Science_and_Environment polar Pointers Directory of web sites about the polar regions and of Educationand Science with the mission to promote Swedish polar research by http://www.sitesatlas.com/cgi-bin/pod/pod.cgi?dir=/Regional/Polar_Regions/Scienc

64. Polar Regions (Norway - The Official Site In South Africa) education research Development Cooperation Fellowship Programme History Informasjon på norsk polar regions. Threats to the arctic environment http://www.norway.org.za/policy/environment/polar/

Embassy Innovation Norway Language Choose your country Home Facts Children's Affairs ... Visa Information SEARCH Polar Regions Threats to the arctic environment The natural surroundings of the Arctic are very fragile, and even minor encroachments can cause lasting damage. The Arctic environment is coming under growing pressure from human activity. Tourists are heading deeper into the wilderness, and more and more people want to experience the untouched nature that can only be found in polar regions. Concentrations of environmentally hazardous PCBs in polar bears in Svalbard have been found to be up to six times higher than in polar bears in Canada. Because of the difficult climate and other natural conditions and the large areas involved, monitoring the environment in the Arctic is a major undertaking. Svalbard Svalbard is part of the Kingdom of Norway, but the Treaty of Svalbard from 1925 also gives other countries extensive rights. Citizens from signatory countries to the Treaty have the same rights as Norwegian citizens to engage in industry, mining, fishing, hunting and other maritime and commercial activities. All visits to Svalbard are subject to strict regulations regarding the protection of nature and historical sites, as well as ensuring the safety of the visitors. The tour organizer must inform the Governor of Svalbard of all tour plans well ahead of the start of the season, as well as present proof of insurance to cover any search and rescue operations should the need arise. Individual travellers must notify the authorities of any planned trips.

65. Polar Regions (Norway - The Official Site In Romania) education research Business Culture Society Policy Children sAffairsEforturi pentru pace polar regions. Threats to the arctic environment http://www.norvegia.ro/policy/environment/polar/

Embassy Norway in Romania Business in Romania Moldova Language Choose your country Home Business Culture ... NORSKE SIDER SEARCH Polar Regions Threats to the arctic environment The natural surroundings of the Arctic are very fragile, and even minor encroachments can cause lasting damage. The Arctic environment is coming under growing pressure from human activity. Tourists are heading deeper into the wilderness, and more and more people want to experience the untouched nature that can only be found in polar regions. Concentrations of environmentally hazardous PCBs in polar bears in Svalbard have been found to be up to six times higher than in polar bears in Canada. Because of the difficult climate and other natural conditions and the large areas involved, monitoring the environment in the Arctic is a major undertaking. Svalbard Svalbard is part of the Kingdom of Norway, but the Treaty of Svalbard from 1925 also gives other countries extensive rights. Citizens from signatory countries to the Treaty have the same rights as Norwegian citizens to engage in industry, mining, fishing, hunting and other maritime and commercial activities. All visits to Svalbard are subject to strict regulations regarding the protection of nature and historical sites, as well as ensuring the safety of the visitors. The tour organizer must inform the Governor of Svalbard of all tour plans well ahead of the start of the season, as well as present proof of insurance to cover any search and rescue operations should the need arise. Individual travellers must notify the authorities of any planned trips.

66. Royal Scottish Geographical Society : SNAE Centenary provide longterm support for geography education and research in Scotland . A biography entitled William Speirs Bruce polar Explorer and Scottish http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/~rsgs/events/Scotia/

The Royal Scottish Geographical Society Centenary of the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition The Spirit of the Scotia - what's it all about? Scotia ... Centenary Appeal The Spirit of the Scotia Photo: RSGS Between 2002 and 2004 Scotland celebrates the 100th anniversary of the voyage of Scotia , the research ship of the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition, whose leader, William Speirs Bruce, is one of this country's forgotten polar heroes. This centenary is not only an opportunity to mark the outstanding contribution made to scientific exploration by Scots, both past and present, but also a chance to highlight the importance of geographical teaching and research in advancing our understanding of the world we live in. Funds raised in support of the Scotia Centenary are being used to develop an imaginative programme of exhibitions, musical performances, educational events and environmental research whose benefits will extend far beyond the bounds of Scotland. The centenary is also helping to raise funds which will be used to provide long-term support for geography education and research in Scotland. Amongst many celebratory activities, the

67. Polar Regions (norveska) education research Facts Najcesca pitanja Society Policy Children sAffairsEnvironment polar regions. Threats to the arctic environment http://www.norveska.ba/policy/environment/polar/

embassy Press Language Choose your country Home Business Culture ... Visa and other permits SEARCH Polar Regions Threats to the arctic environment The natural surroundings of the Arctic are very fragile, and even minor encroachments can cause lasting damage. The Arctic environment is coming under growing pressure from human activity. Tourists are heading deeper into the wilderness, and more and more people want to experience the untouched nature that can only be found in polar regions. Concentrations of environmentally hazardous PCBs in polar bears in Svalbard have been found to be up to six times higher than in polar bears in Canada. Because of the difficult climate and other natural conditions and the large areas involved, monitoring the environment in the Arctic is a major undertaking. Svalbard Svalbard is part of the Kingdom of Norway, but the Treaty of Svalbard from 1925 also gives other countries extensive rights. Citizens from signatory countries to the Treaty have the same rights as Norwegian citizens to engage in industry, mining, fishing, hunting and other maritime and commercial activities. All visits to Svalbard are subject to strict regulations regarding the protection of nature and historical sites, as well as ensuring the safety of the visitors. The tour organizer must inform the Governor of Svalbard of all tour plans well ahead of the start of the season, as well as present proof of insurance to cover any search and rescue operations should the need arise. Individual travellers must notify the authorities of any planned trips.

68. The Svalbard Pages Links Germany s leading institute for polar and marine research. Institute is awellknown and long-established centre for research into both polar regions. http://links.svalbard.com/index.php?PID=2

69. Polar Regions (Norway - The Official Site In Sri Lanka) education research Facts Society Policy Buddhism in NorwayChildren sAffairsEnvironment polar regions. Threats to the arctic environment http://www.norway.lk/policy/environment/polar/

Embassy Press Releases Language Choose your country Home Development Cooperation Business ... Visa and other permits SEARCH Polar Regions Threats to the arctic environment The natural surroundings of the Arctic are very fragile, and even minor encroachments can cause lasting damage. The Arctic environment is coming under growing pressure from human activity. Tourists are heading deeper into the wilderness, and more and more people want to experience the untouched nature that can only be found in polar regions. Concentrations of environmentally hazardous PCBs in polar bears in Svalbard have been found to be up to six times higher than in polar bears in Canada. Because of the difficult climate and other natural conditions and the large areas involved, monitoring the environment in the Arctic is a major undertaking. Svalbard Svalbard is part of the Kingdom of Norway, but the Treaty of Svalbard from 1925 also gives other countries extensive rights. Citizens from signatory countries to the Treaty have the same rights as Norwegian citizens to engage in industry, mining, fishing, hunting and other maritime and commercial activities. All visits to Svalbard are subject to strict regulations regarding the protection of nature and historical sites, as well as ensuring the safety of the visitors. The tour organizer must inform the Governor of Svalbard of all tour plans well ahead of the start of the season, as well as present proof of insurance to cover any search and rescue operations should the need arise. Individual travellers must notify the authorities of any planned trips.

70. DerKeiler Directory - /Regional/Polar_Regions/Science_and_Environment It coordinates Germany s polar research programme and provides other of education and Science with the mission to promote Swedish polar research by http://directory.derkeiler.com/Top/Regional/Polar_Regions/Science_and_Environmen

Home UNIX Linux Coding ... Regional Science and Environment Sub-categories Antarctic@ Arctic@ Meteorology@ Paleontology@ ... Scientific Institutions@ See also: Top/Science/Earth Sciences Top/Science/Social Sciences/Geography/Physical Geography Links Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research Conducts research in the Arctic, the Antarctic and at temperate latitudes. It coordinates Germany's polar research programme and provides other institutions with the facilities, equipment and logistics needed for polar expeditions. Arctic Antarctic Research Center Maintains an archive of more than 120, 000 satellite passes of the Earth's polar regions. The centre also provides data processing services to a wide variety of polar researchers. Arctic and Antarctic Regions Resource for research on cold regions. General information, overview, and content. Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research An interdisciplinary journal providing original research on the Polar regions. Includes abstracts, index, subscription information. It does not provide the full-text of articles. Byrd Polar Resesarch Center Research focuses on the role of cold regions in the global climate system. Includes publications, conferences, links to related sites.

71. Alexa - Sites In: Polar Regions Sites in polar regions Top Regional polar regions. Sort by Most Popular User Review Includes news, research data, and educational materials. http://www.alexa.com/browse/general/?&CategoryID=539&mode=general&R=True&Start=1

72. Polar Regions (Norway - The Official Site In Tanzania) education research Welcoming Statement Development Cooperation History polar regions. Threats to the arctic environment http://www.norway.go.tz/policy/environment/polar/

Embassy Consular Affairs Weddings Language Choose your country Home Facts Children's Affairs ... Visa and other permits SEARCH Polar Regions Threats to the arctic environment The natural surroundings of the Arctic are very fragile, and even minor encroachments can cause lasting damage. The Arctic environment is coming under growing pressure from human activity. Tourists are heading deeper into the wilderness, and more and more people want to experience the untouched nature that can only be found in polar regions. Concentrations of environmentally hazardous PCBs in polar bears in Svalbard have been found to be up to six times higher than in polar bears in Canada. Because of the difficult climate and other natural conditions and the large areas involved, monitoring the environment in the Arctic is a major undertaking. Svalbard Svalbard is part of the Kingdom of Norway, but the Treaty of Svalbard from 1925 also gives other countries extensive rights. Citizens from signatory countries to the Treaty have the same rights as Norwegian citizens to engage in industry, mining, fishing, hunting and other maritime and commercial activities. All visits to Svalbard are subject to strict regulations regarding the protection of nature and historical sites, as well as ensuring the safety of the visitors. The tour organizer must inform the Governor of Svalbard of all tour plans well ahead of the start of the season, as well as present proof of insurance to cover any search and rescue operations should the need arise. Individual travellers must notify the authorities of any planned trips.

73. Polar Regions (Norway - The Official Site In Lebanon) education research Facts Society Policy Children s AffairsEnvironment polar regions. Threats to the arctic environment http://www.beirut.mfa.no/policy/environment/polar/

EMBASSY Press Language Choose your country Home Informasjon p¥ norsk Business ... Visa and other permits SEARCH Polar Regions Threats to the arctic environment The natural surroundings of the Arctic are very fragile, and even minor encroachments can cause lasting damage. The Arctic environment is coming under growing pressure from human activity. Tourists are heading deeper into the wilderness, and more and more people want to experience the untouched nature that can only be found in polar regions. Concentrations of environmentally hazardous PCBs in polar bears in Svalbard have been found to be up to six times higher than in polar bears in Canada. Because of the difficult climate and other natural conditions and the large areas involved, monitoring the environment in the Arctic is a major undertaking. Svalbard Svalbard is part of the Kingdom of Norway, but the Treaty of Svalbard from 1925 also gives other countries extensive rights. Citizens from signatory countries to the Treaty have the same rights as Norwegian citizens to engage in industry, mining, fishing, hunting and other maritime and commercial activities. All visits to Svalbard are subject to strict regulations regarding the protection of nature and historical sites, as well as ensuring the safety of the visitors. The tour organizer must inform the Governor of Svalbard of all tour plans well ahead of the start of the season, as well as present proof of insurance to cover any search and rescue operations should the need arise. Individual travellers must notify the authorities of any planned trips.

74. SearchEgg.com - Education Web Site Directory Swedish polar research Secretariat education by regions of polar regions,Antarctic Arctic. Search for polar regions education on http://www.searchegg.com/regional/polarregions/?id=405

75. Polar Regions (Norway - The Official Site In Australia) education research Facts History Informasjon på norsk Norway 19052005 polar regions. Threats to the arctic environment http://www.norway.org.au/policy/environment/polar/

Embassy and consulates trade Press Language Choose your country Home Business Culture ... Visa and other permits SEARCH Polar Regions Threats to the arctic environment The natural surroundings of the Arctic are very fragile, and even minor encroachments can cause lasting damage. The Arctic environment is coming under growing pressure from human activity. Tourists are heading deeper into the wilderness, and more and more people want to experience the untouched nature that can only be found in polar regions. Concentrations of environmentally hazardous PCBs in polar bears in Svalbard have been found to be up to six times higher than in polar bears in Canada. Because of the difficult climate and other natural conditions and the large areas involved, monitoring the environment in the Arctic is a major undertaking. Svalbard Svalbard is part of the Kingdom of Norway, but the Treaty of Svalbard from 1925 also gives other countries extensive rights. Citizens from signatory countries to the Treaty have the same rights as Norwegian citizens to engage in industry, mining, fishing, hunting and other maritime and commercial activities. All visits to Svalbard are subject to strict regulations regarding the protection of nature and historical sites, as well as ensuring the safety of the visitors. The tour organizer must inform the Governor of Svalbard of all tour plans well ahead of the start of the season, as well as present proof of insurance to cover any search and rescue operations should the need arise. Individual travellers must notify the authorities of any planned trips.

76. :: InfoVoyager - /Regional/Polar_Regions/Science_and_Environment - Explorers Gui It coordinates Germany s polar research programme and provides other polar Pointers Directory of web sites about the polar regions and related http://www.infovoyager.com/dmoz/index.php/Regional/Polar_Regions/Science_and_Env

Info Voyager - explorers guide to travel Sponsored links InfoVoyager Rough Guide Directory Store ... Francais Search: search the entire directory search this category only Top Regional Sponsored Links Sub-categories Antarctic@ Arctic@ Meteorology@ Paleontology@ ... Scientific Institutions@ See also: Top/Science/Earth Sciences Top/Science/Social Sciences/Geography/Physical Geography Links Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research - Conducts research in the Arctic, the Antarctic and at temperate latitudes. It coordinates Germany's polar research programme and provides other institutions with the facilities, equipment and logistics needed for polar expeditions. Arctic Antarctic Research Center - Maintains an archive of more than 120, 000 satellite passes of the Earth's polar regions. The centre also provides data processing services to a wide variety of polar researchers. Arctic and Antarctic Regions - Resource for research on cold regions. General information, overview, and content. Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research

77. TEA: Tea_aboutus To carry the polar research experience into classrooms in rich, engaging, andinnovative ways that The Role of research Experiences in Science education http://tea.armadaproject.org/tea_aboutus.html

Ever Wanted to Experience the Ends of the Earth? Teachers Experiencing Antarctica and the Arctic Might Be Right for You! Overview of the TEA Program The centerpiece of the Teachers Experiencing Antarctica and the Arctic (TEA) Program is a research experience in which a K-12 teacher parcticipates in a polar expedition. The TEA teacher works closely with scientists, parcticipates in cutting-edge research, and is immersed in the process of science. Enveloping this field experience is a diversity of professional development opportunities through which TEA teachers increase content knowledge, enhance teaching skills, transfer the experience to the classroom, assume leadership roles, and collaborate with a network of researchers and education colleagues. TEA is a partnership between teachers, researchers, students, the school district, and the community. TEA is sponsored by the Division of Elementary, Secondary, and Informal Education (ESIE) in the Directorate of Education and Human Resources (EHR) and the Office of Polar Programs (OPP) of the NSF and facilitated by Rice University, the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory (CRREL), and the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH). Barb Schulz monitoring lake qualities in the Dry Valleys region during her field season in Antarctica.

78. National Institute Of Polar Research The purpose of this research was to study yearto-year variations of the The present climate is affected by snow chemistry in the polar regions. http://www.nipr.ac.jp/english/r_groups/t02_meteorology.html

Organization Organization Chart Scientists International Collaboration ... Antarctic Operation Center (Under Construction ) Arctic Environment Research Center Computing and Communications Center Polar Research Resources Center Antarctic Meteorite Research Center ... Polar Engineering Meteorology (T. Yamanouchi, M. Wada, M. Shiobara, K. Sato G. Hashida, S. Morimoto, N. Hirasawa) Meteorological project in the polar regions All Japanese Antarctic stations routinely observe and monitor meteorological conditions. Since MAP (Middle Atmosphere Program) (l982-85), various instruments have been used to analyze atmospheric constituents, radiation, and the dynamics of the stratosphere and mesosphere. These include meteorological sounding rockets, laser radar, and an infrared spectrometer. A five-year program was conducted from l987 to l99l mainly at Syowa Station and in the surrounding sea ice as part of the Antarctic Climate Research (ACR) project. The purpose of this research was to study year-to-year variations of the Antarctic atmosphere and sea-ice-atmosphere interaction. The program consisted of satellite data acquisition (NOAA data from l980 and MOS-1 from l989), observations of clouds and precipitation, observations by several newly established automatic weather stations, and monitoring of minor atmospheric constituents such as CO , CH

79. Antarctica Pointers National Institute of polar research Japanese polar research Center polar research and Cold Region Technology Catalog - Lulea University. http://polarmet.mps.ohio-state.edu/polarpointers/Antarctica.html

Polar Pointers Antarctic Astronomy Biology Ecology General ... Organization Astronomy AMANDA - the neutrino telescope project at the South Pole JACEE Long Duration Balloon - Japanese-American Collaborative Emulsion Experiment Long Duration Ballooning in Antarctica - U.C. Berkeley Malin Space Science Systems - Antarctic Research NOAA South Pole Observatory - maintains monitoring programs in greenhouse and other trace gases, atmospheric aerosols, solar radiation variability, stratospheric ozone and meteorological parameters. The Joint Australian Centre for Astrophysical Research in Antarctica - a source for information about astronomy in Antarctica. Biology The Arctic World , a server providing information about the Arctic and Antarctic. Trondheim, Norway. National Institute of Polar Research - Japanese Polar Research Center Orca Whales - providing an enthusiastic, imaginative, and intellectually stimulating atmosphere to help students reach their academic potential. Whale-Watching-Web - a non-consumptive use of whales with economic, recreational, educational and scientific dimensions. World Conservation Monitoring Centre - providing information services on conservation and sustainable use of the world's living resources, and helps others to develop information systems of their own. Located United Kingdom

80. Polar Pointers It s a educational institute for polar mapping and surveying, GIS, Database and polar research and Cold Region Technology The Swedish Universities of http://polarmet.mps.ohio-state.edu/cgi-bin/genpp.cgi

Polar Pointers We collect polar pointers. If you have a new web site, please add your site , then we can move the site to our database in 7-10 days. In Autumn 2004, we made a big effort to upgrade the Polar Pointers. Please let us know what you think. Email your details to the: webmaster. Brought to you by the Polar Meteorology Group of the Byrd Polar Research Center at The Ohio State University. View Polar Pointers by Category: All Antarctic Arctic Alaska Atmosphere Data Education Environment Glaciology History Intl Polar Year Land Ice Logistics Museum Ocean Publication Research Satellite Sea Ice Society Tourism Voyages Wildlife View Polar Pointers by Country: United States Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Bulgaria Canada Chile Denmark Finland France Germany Great Britain International Iran Italy Japan Netherlands New Zealand Norway People's Republic of China (PRC) Poland Republic of Korea (South Korea) Russia South Africa Switzerland Sweden Ukraine Argentina DIRECCION NACIONAL DEL ANTARTICO, INSTITUTO ANTARTICO ARGENTINO - Argentine Antarctic National Program. The Instituto Antártico Argentino, as a part of Dirección Nacional del Antártico, participates at present, with its scientific, technical and administrative staff, in a wide range of national and international programmes for a better understanding of the Antarctic. Australia Adventure Associates - is Australia's longest established Antarctic tour operator and have been involved in expeditions to most polar regions, including the historic Ross Sea, the spectacular Antarctic Peninsula and sub-Antarctic islands such as South Georgia and Macquarie Island, as well as the remote Weddell Sea and East Antarctic regions.

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