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What is IPY-ARCTIC PREDATORS?

The IPY-Arctic Predators project is a network of Norwegian and Russian scientists dedicated to run a large-scale monitoring of terrestrial arctic predators. The final objective of this initiative is to develop reliable predictors of the tundra ecosystem functioning in the context of climate change. The IPY-Arctic Predators is a part of the IPY-ArcticWOLVES project.

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FIELD SITES

towards a circumpolar monitoring

IPY arctic predators field sites

 

Ecosystem and species monitoring

Long-tailed Jaeger_ N. Lecomte

 
  
  

News & Announcements

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Summer 2007 news

Glimpses from Dolgi: posted by D. Ehrich (30.07.2007)

Ostrov Dolgi is a long, narrow and flat island at the very east of the Barents Sea. Five people constituted the 2007 expedition of the Nenetski Nature Reserve to this island...

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Spring 2007 news

An emergent lemming peak year at the Varanger peninsula?: posted by R. Ims (18.05.2007)

Fields news from Yamal: posted by A. Sokolov (15.05.2007)

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norwegian research council

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university of Moscow

ipae INSTITUTE OF PLANT AND ANIMAL ECOLOGY-URAL DIVISION OF THE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

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RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

institute of ecology

INSTITUTE OF PLANT AND ANIMAL ECOLOGY - RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
Norwegian polar institute
nenetski nature reserve
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 IPY-Arctic Predators project

Department of Biology, University of Tromsø and Norwegian Polar Institute N-9037 Tromsø, Norway

Phone: +47 77 64 62 72 ------ E-mail: arctic.predators AT ib.uit.no
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