Common Arctic Species – Our Personal Favourites
Written by students at the University of St Andrews, as part of the Summer Teams Enterprise Programme (STEP) 2025
Mammals
Vascular Plants
Birds
photo credit: Sonja Heinrich
Planning a Pan-Arctic BioBlitz
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The Importance of a BioBlitz
Climate change and the Arctic are heavily interlinked as the rise of global warming causes an increase of temperature in the Arctic. As a result, summer Arctic sea ice is shrinking…
iNaturalist Guide
iNaturalist is a citizen science app dedicated to helping others learn more about biodiversity and the wildlife around them. Users can submit their own observations of species…
Species: Some of our Favorites
View photo gallery for common Arctic species such as Polar Bear, Svalbard Reindeer, Arctic Fox Cubs, Walrus, Purple Saxifrage, Arctic Poppies, Ivory Gull…
Presenting the Arctic BioBlitz Results
To encourage further engagement in citizen science and to track BioBlitz progress in real time, presenting the Arctic BioBlitz results as an iNaturalist web widget…
Things to Consider When Preparing for an Arctic BioBlitz
In a standard BioBlitz, according to UK organisations, a BioBlitz typically entails a 24-hour citizen science event where members of the public and volunteers get together to record as many…
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