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Framforum 2025

20. March 2025 COAT contributes with one article to FRAM FORUM 2025, which was launched in March. The magazine contains knowledge and research produced by the institutions at the Fram Centre, FRAM - High North Research Centre for Climate and the Environment. The COAT article is titled: Two exceptionally warm summers in the Norwegian Arctic The growing seasons in the past two years were long and warm...

Scientific paper as podcast with the help of AI

17. February 2025

The article Trail cameras can greatly inflate nest predation rates (Henden et al. 2024) has been transformed into an exciting podcast, AI-generated with notebookLM.

Should I stay or should I go?

13. February 2025

It is now winter on the tundra, and it is fascinating to see how red foxes on Varanger Peninsula cope with these conditions. This winter is especially hard on foxes because the population cycle of small rodents is at a 4-year low. This means that foxes need to work extra hard to find enough food.

New study states: Areas with mild winters have lower rodent population peaks

31. January 2025

Warmer and wetter winters are expected to hamper rodents access to food, resulting in dampened, irregular or lost rodent population cycles. A new study shows that across Fennoscandian tundra, areas with milder winter climate have lower amplitude population cycles.

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