Understanding the ecology of ice related ecosystems in a changing world
Rolf Gradinger
Bodil Bluhm
University of Alaska Fairbanks
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Understanding the ecology of ice related ecosystems in a changing world |
Rolf Gradinger Bodil Bluhm University of Alaska Fairbanks |
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Sea ice is a unique environment for many different forms of life, ranging from microbes to birds, seals and bears. Our mission is to contribute to the understanding of the ecological role of this habitat in a changing world.. If you have specific information requests, please contact Rolf Gradinger (rgradinger AT ims.uaf.edu). Lesson plans we developed regarding sea ice topics can be found at on a NOAA web site. |
We conducted research in five different regions/topics of the Arctic:
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Sea ice: an important seasonal habitat for marine invertebrate juveniles in Arctic fast ice systems? |
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| page created 23-Mar-2007 by Gradinger. The content of these pages can be freely used for educational purposes provided reference to these sites. |