Karelian scientists are looking into growing medicinal herbs in the north on what seems to be an industrial scale.

In an unexpected turn of events the issue of selling the land in Svalbard has resurfaced. Various legal experts have now spoken out against Norwegian government's decision

As the natural habitats of polar bears and brown bears expand and intertwine, the chances for new hybrids increase. In Russia, experts suggest that pizzlies might appear in the north of Yakutia.

It was thought for a long time that the Arctic Ocean is one of the key carbon sinks of the world. However, with climate change, the region may become a major carbon source instead, increasing the greenhouse effect.

The area around the Arctic Circle in Norwegian Lapland is cleared of tourist cairns, or piles of stones created by travelers as a form of marking their presence. Despite efforts to remove these cairns annually, they continue to reappear. The Norwegian researcher's hesitation to label tourists from EU countries as vandals or barbarians highlights the complex nature of this issue.

In a fast-paced world where climate change and other challenges seem to be making things worse and worse, it is often unexpected to hear that nature is not diminishing but increasing its presence. This is the case with wolves in Yakutia, whose population is steadily growing, sparking a debate about legal boundaries and ethical hunting practices.

Climate change in the Arctic is a pressing issue. While much attention is given to the melting of glaciers itself, it is also crucial to follow its consequences.

Building housing in the Arctic is challenging. Aside from the extreme cold and permanent frost, architects must consider numerous factors to ensure that buildings can endure for decades and provide enough comfort for residents.