Looking for something to listen to during your upcoming holiday weekend road trip? Episode 6 Part 2 of the Arctic Together Podcast is now available! You can listen to it on our website or anywhere you download your podcasts. Visit the podcast webpage to read the episode show notes.

Abstract submissions are now open for AGU 2025.

• Applications Open for Co-creating a Shared Framework for Teaching AI and Machine Learning with Applications in Arctic Research Workshop
• Polar STEAM Opportunity for Researchers
• PSECCO Photo Contest
• Getty Announces New Global Art and Sustainability Fellows Program
• WCRP CliC Open Science Conference Travel Grant Opportunity
• AGU Fall Meeting 2025 Sessions Now Accepting Abstracts

• Call for Nuna Zine Contributions
• ARCUS Survey on Recent Policies Impacting U.S. Arctic Research
• Denmark Begins Chairship of the Arctic Council
• Early Career Opportunities
• Upcoming Events

• Updates on National Science Foundation Priorities
• Kawerak Releases New Videon on Co-production of Knowledge in Yup'ik Language
• Join Toolik Field Station at Upcoming Visitor's Day
• New Paper Discussing Alaska Permafrost Mapping
• NNA Project Highlight: Displacing Wood Use with Electric Thermal Storage Heating to Improve Ambient Air Quality
• Upcoming Events

On April 18, 2025, the National Science Foundation (NSF) released updated guidance on the priorities of the organization. You can learn more about these updated priorities, review a list of frequently asked questions, or submit your questions on this webpage.

• NNA Sessions at Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW)
• ASSW Indigenous Pavilion Schedule Now Online
• NNA Student Research Presentations at ASSW
• Join the Arctic Data Center at ASSW to learn more about creating a project data portal
• CryoCommunity's Gear Sharing Resource
• NNA-CO Convergence Working Group Highlights
• Upcoming Events

This letter is to inform the community of an important update to the Arctic Sciences Section's (ARC) Arctic Observing Network (AON) program. Now is an opportune time to conduct a comprehensive assessment of observing and research priorities to help ensure a robust and sustained Arctic Observing Network program at NSF over the coming decade that builds on past strengths.