PPT-The Northwest and the Arctic

Chapter 2 Lesson 5 A Region of Plenty Many Native American groups lived in this region including the Kwakiutl the Makah and the Chinook Instead of farming people of the Northwest Coast met their food needs by fishing and hunting and gathering plants and nuts . 25th Oct 13 2013 International Territory of Svalbard In 2013 The Arctic Circle program embarks on two h igh Arctic expeditions aboard an iceclass expedition sailing vessel International artists of all disciplines architects scientists and educators risks and rewards. Fran Ulmer. Chair, US Arctic Research Commission. UNH Oil Spill Forum. October 2014. Rapidly changing Arctic. Less sea ice. Warmer temperatures. Thawing permafrost. Vulnerable species. By . Zoie. . V.. An Arctic fox is a mammal because it has at least one hair on its body.. An Arctic Fox Is . A. . M. ammal. White and blue/gray.. What Color Is Your Animal. Arctic foxes live in dens.. http://www.arctic.noaa.gov/reportcard. Data visualizations and graphics from the NOAA climate.gov team. http://www.climatewatch.noaa.gov/article/2012/2012-arctic-report-card. For more information contact: . Lesson 4. In the Northwest there was little agriculture.. Instead there were many fish, deer and other animals.. The true staple is seafood.. These Indians were hunters/gatherers and they used trees in the forests to make boats, houses and tools.. Ecosystem. Victoria Garcia, Sean O’Dea, and Sean McNamara. http://www.condorjourneys-adventures.com/images/arctic_northpole_bear.jpg. The needs of organisms are related to the needs of cells because…. Its Impact on Earth’s Spheres and Sustainability. What constitutes a Polar Ice Cap?. A Polar ice cap is a high-latitude region of land or water that is covered in ice.. Ice caps form as ice accumulates year after year. As part of a cyclical process, each year some of the ice melts in the summer, and then reforms in the winter. www.pwssc.org. What is the Arctic?. Area north of the Arctic Circle. Area north of the . treeline. Locations at high latitudes where the average daily summer temperature does not get above 10. . C. The vanishing veneer of frozen ocean isn't just important for polar bears.. By: Russell . McLendon. 11/6/2015. 2. The Arctic hasn't been itself lately. Temperatures there are rising at twice the global rate, sparking an array of changes unlike anything in recorded history. One of the most striking examples is the region's sea ice, whose dramatic decline over the past decade has led to forecasts of an ice-free Arctic Ocean as early as the 2030s. . Gyrfalcon. Tree:. Tamarack. Animal:. Polar Bear. Flower: . Mountain . Avens. Capital. : Yellowknife . History. : Created when Hudson’s Bay Company transferred land to Canadian Confederation. Originally took up Yukon, Nunavut, and most of the western provinces. . Presented To: . 7. th. Ice Diminished Arctic Symposium. RADM David J. Hahn. Chief of Naval Research . Office of Naval Research. 18 July 2017. Distribution Statement A: Approved for public release. MAJOR THRUSTS:. risks and rewards. Fran Ulmer. Chair, US Arctic Research Commission. UNH Oil Spill Forum. October 2014. Rapidly changing Arctic. Less sea ice. Warmer temperatures. Thawing permafrost. Vulnerable species. : In the fall of 2008, Dean McAdams began discussions with the plant manager at Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc. (BIVI) of St. Joseph to develop a masters degree program in Biology to fit the What have we learned from observations and CMIP5 simulations?. Chris . Derksen. and Ross Brown. Climate Research Division. Environment . Canada. Thanks to our data providers. :. Rutgers Global Snow Lab .