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9 - 12 December 2008

Arctic Change 2008

Location

Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

Web Site

http://www.arctic-change2008.com/

Sponsors

ArcticNet
International Polar Year (IPY)
Arctic Frontiers
Government of Canada
and others

Contact

Arctic Change 2008
Pavillon Alexandre-Vachon
1045, avenue de la Médecine, Room 4081
Université Laval, Quebec City (Québec) G1V 0A6
Tel: (418) 656-5830
Fax: (418) 656-2334
Email:

Details

Building on the success of its annual scientific meeting, the ArcticNet Network of Centres of Excellence of Canada and its national and international partners are welcoming the international Arctic research community to Quebec City for the International Arctic Change 2008 Conference. Coinciding with the pinnacle of the International Polar Year and the 400th anniversary of Quebec City, Arctic Change 2008 welcomes researchers, students, policy makers and stakeholders from all fields of Arctic research and all countries to address the global challenges and opportunities brought by climate change in the circum-Arctic. With over 600 participants expected to attend, Arctic Change 2008 will be the largest trans-sectoral international Arctic research conference ever held in Canada.


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