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May 2015

The Apocalypse is Now

Why permafrost is the scariest, most thrilling thing in the Arctic

That's the way the coast crumbles: A collapsed block of permafrost on the coast of Alaska, releasing stored carbon from frozen decomposing organic matter into the water.

Invasion of the Shrubs

Big changes are coming-one shoot at a time

Written by Lesley Evans Ogden

Invasion of the Shrubs

Big changes are coming-one shoot at a time

Written by Lesley Evans Ogden

Bullwinkle and his willow-loving brethren are following their favourite food source farther north.

Rebels with Claws

They're misunderstood and they don't give a damn

Written by Samia Madwar

Rebels with Claws

They're misunderstood and they don't give a damn

Written by Samia Madwar

Lone figures: there are around 5,000 wolves in the Yukon, but no current estimates for the NWT or Nunavut.

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