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Follow your nose (and your curiosity) across the Arctic through our digital learning experiences, fun facts, and activities. And learn how you can be a part of climate warming solutions.
Sea ice is as important to the Arctic as soil is to the forest: it supports the entire Arctic food chain. When ocean water gets cold enough to freeze, it expels salt, causing channels to form inside the ice. As sunlight filters through, algae grow within these channels, creating an underwater garden that forms the base of the food chain.
Ever wonder what a polar bear smells like? How far a polar bear can swim? Or how to become a polar bear scientist? Tune into our Tundra Connections webcasts each spring and fall or watch the best of our archives!
Watch polar bears spar, snooze, and test the ice on our live Polar Bear Cams. Or explore the underwater world of beluga whales, and experience the wonder of the northern lights as they dance across the sky! Follow your curiosity and find inspiration in nature on our live cams with Explore.org!
We can work within our own communities to take action on climate warming. Together, we can change the world!
Follow wild polar bears and learn how their movements are linked to the changing sea ice.
Meet Flat Nanuk. Color him in, cut him out, and add a message to his sign!
Get creative with arts and crafts projects on polar bears and the Arctic.
Join us on a journey to the Arctic, seen through the eyes of an amazing polar bear named Urusla.
Polar bears are perfectly adapted to live in the Arctic. They have many traits that help them not only survive, but thrive, in some of the coldest places on the planet.
You’ve got questions? We’ve got answers! At least some of them. Use your detective skills to find your answers here. If you can’t find it, join one of our live events and see if you can “stump the scientist!”