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The feasibility of providing an in-person event will be reviewed 1 March, 2022 In the case of postponement due to COVID-19, full refunds will be provided (minus Eventbrite fees + tax).
Join us at “Stories in Ice: Connect – Learn – Act” in the breath-taking port of Höfn, Iceland. With representatives from indigenous communities, polar researchers, social scientists and artists we will focus on the human story of the cryosphere and its impact on our environment, health, culture and safety. This will be a unique opportunity including two days in the field, introducing participants to Iceland’s unique ecology and geography (glaciers, volcanoes, marine-life) and its ground-breaking initiatives in sustainable energy solutions.
PEI seeks to explore and strengthen Arctic capacity building, education and networking. During the workshop, delegates will participate in PEI’s latest global and national initiatives; co-developing materials for the Polar Resource Book, contributing to our Global Conversation connecting Arctic polar education, research and indigenous knowledge (Arctic Science Ministerial-3), and creating a new network for Icelandic polar educators.
Places are limited.
Registration 327£. (Does not include Eventbrite fees + tax of £26.95)
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.Join us at “Stories in Ice: Connect – Learn – Act” in the breath-taking port of Höfn, Iceland. With representatives from indigenous communities, polar researchers, social scientists and artists we will focus on the human story of the cryosphere and its impact on our environment, health, culture and safety. This will be a unique opportunity including two days in the field, introducing participants to Iceland’s unique ecology and geography (glaciers, volcanoes, marine-life) and its ground-breaking initiatives in sustainable energy solutions. Share practice in snap talks, hands-on activities, science communication tips and tricks, and experiments.Connect with Arctic peoples and international participants to link polar education, research and global communities.Focus on the science of ice (both land and sea) and engage with knowledge and stories of a frozen world from people who live and work in the Arctic.Meet expert polar researchers exploring the highest, coldest and oldest ice on earth will provide updates.PEI seeks to explore and strengthen Arctic capacity building, education and networking. During the workshop, delegates will participate in PEI’s latest global and national initiatives; co-developing materials for the Polar Resource Book, contributing to our Global Conversation connecting Arctic polar education, research and indigenous knowledge (Arctic Science Ministerial-3), and creating a new network for Icelandic polar educators.Registration InformationThe conference registration includesWorkshop bus field trip from Reykjavík to Höfn (12 Apr)Two workshop days in Höfn (13-14 Apr)Most mealsReturn workshop bus field trip Höfn to Reykjavík (15 Apr)Eco-friendly conference packPlaces are limited.Registration 327£. (Does not include Eventbrite fees + tax of £26.95)&source=https://dmluoj0wft2i7.cloudfront.net/thumbnails/media_slide_16x9/cdn/images/61fae77578d53.jpeg "LinkedIn")
.Join us at “Stories in Ice: Connect – Learn – Act” in the breath-taking port of Höfn, Iceland. With representatives from indigenous communities, polar researchers, social scientists and artists we will focus on the human story of the cryosphere and its impact on our environment, health, culture and safety. This will be a unique opportunity including two days in the field, introducing participants to Iceland’s unique ecology and geography (glaciers, volcanoes, marine-life) and its ground-breaking initiatives in sustainable energy solutions. Share practice in snap talks, hands-on activities, science communication tips and tricks, and experiments.Connect with Arctic peoples and international participants to link polar education, research and global communities.Focus on the science of ice (both land and sea) and engage with knowledge and stories of a frozen world from people who live and work in the Arctic.Meet expert polar researchers exploring the highest, coldest and oldest ice on earth will provide updates.PEI seeks to explore and strengthen Arctic capacity building, education and networking. During the workshop, delegates will participate in PEI’s latest global and national initiatives; co-developing materials for the Polar Resource Book, contributing to our Global Conversation connecting Arctic polar education, research and indigenous knowledge (Arctic Science Ministerial-3), and creating a new network for Icelandic polar educators.Registration InformationThe conference registration includesWorkshop bus field trip from Reykjavík to Höfn (12 Apr)Two workshop days in Höfn (13-14 Apr)Most mealsReturn workshop bus field trip Höfn to Reykjavík (15 Apr)Eco-friendly conference packPlaces are limited.Registration 327£. (Does not include Eventbrite fees + tax of £26.95) "Facebook")