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The Arctic Council | Arctic CouncilThe Arctic Council is the leading intergovernmental forum promoting cooperation in the Arctic.The Arctic Council | Arctic Council ​ Organization Arctic StatesCanadaThe Kingdom of DenmarkFinlandIcelandNorwayThe Russian FederationSwedenThe United States Permanent ParticipantsAleut International AssociationArctic Athabaskan CouncilGwich'in Council InternationalInuit Circumpolar CouncilRussian Association of Indigenous Peoples of the NorthSaami Council Working GroupsArctic Contaminants Action ProgramArctic Monitoring and Assessment ProgrammeConservation of Arctic Flora and FaunaEmergency Prevention, Preparedness and ResponseProtection of the Arctic Marine EnvironmentSustainable Development Working Group ObserversSee all About the Arctic CouncilTask forces and expert groupsArctic Council SecretariatIndigenous Peoples' SecretariatNorway's Chairship, 2023-2025All ChairmanshipsHistoryJobsSee all Our work TopicsArctic PeoplesBiodiversityClimateOceanPollutantsEmergencies How we workAgreements and cooperationData and knowledgeMonitoringAssessmentsRecommendations ProjectsArctic Migratory Birds Initiative (AMBI)Circumpolar Biodiversity Monitoring Program (CBMP)Arctic Shipping Best Practice Information ForumGender Equality in the Arctic (GEA) IICircumpolar Local Environmental Observer Network (CLEO)Actions for Arctic BiodiversityProtection from Invasive SpeciesRegional Action Plan on Marine Litter: ImplementationThe Tundra ProjectArctic Black Carbon Case Studies PlatformSee allNewsResourcesContactрусский Search © Shutterstock Arctic Council The leading intergovernmental forum promoting cooperation in the Arctic. Who we are Who we are 8Arctic States implement policy in the region CanadaThe Kingdom of DenmarkFinlandIcelandNorwayThe Russian FederationSwedenThe United States 6Permanent Participantsrepresent the Indigenous Peoples of the Arctic Aleut International AssociationArctic Athabaskan CouncilGwich'in Council InternationalInuit Circumpolar CouncilRussian Association of Indigenous Peoples of the NorthSaami Council 6Working Groupscarry out the Council's activities Arctic Contaminants Action ProgramArctic Monitoring and Assessment ProgrammeConservation of Arctic Flora and FaunaEmergency Prevention, Preparedness and ResponseProtection of the Arctic Marine EnvironmentSustainable Development Working Group 38Observers share their expertise See all Expert groups and task forces carry out additional work. Norway's Chairship Norway chairs the Arctic Council from 2023-2025. Wildland Fires Initiative As the Arctic warms, the nature of wildland fires in the region is changing. Arctic Youth Conference 2025 Norway is hosting the first Arctic Council Chairship conference for youth by youth Submit your session proposal Arctic Emergency Management Conference One of the first international conferences dedicated to a holistic view of Arctic emergency management Submit a poster or oral presentation Where we focus Arctic Peoples Biodiversity Climate Ocean Pollutants Emergencies How we work Agreements and cooperation The establishment of the Arctic Council was considered an important milestone enhancing cooperation in the circumpolar North. In the Ottawa Declaration, the eight Arctic States established the Council as a high-level forum to provide means for promoting cooperation, coordination and interaction among the Arctic States – including the full consultation and full involvement of Arctic Indigenous communities and other Arctic inhabitants. Data and knowledge At any given time the Council’s subsidiary bodies – the Working and Expert Groups – are engaged in close to 100 projects and initiatives. Monitoring As the Arctic continues to experience a period of intense and accelerating change it has become increasingly important to have better information on the status and trends of the Arctic environment. Assessments Through the ever-growing body of assessments produced by its six Working Groups, the Arctic Council serves as knowledge broker and global advocate for Arctic topics. The Working Groups’ assessments have been instrumental in bringing Arctic issues to a global arena through policy recommendations and international cooperation. Recommendations The strong knowledge base produced by the Arctic Council’s Working Groups and other subsidiary bodies feeds into recommendations for informed decision-making. News and stories Shaping the future of safe Arctic shipping: An interview with IMO Consultant Michael KingstonThrough the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment Working Group, the Arctic Council and International Maritime Organization work together to encourage implementatio...26 Sep 2024 From Norway to Nunavut: A Q&A with Morten Høglund on his trip to CanadaThe Chair of the Senior Arctic Officials recently visited Canada to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the environmental, social, and sustainable development issu...24 Sep 2024 Internship at the Arctic Council Secretariat in Tromsø, NorwayThe ACS is looking for an intern interested in learning the aspects of working in an international environment.17 Sep 2024 See all Follow the Arctic Council twitter facebook instagram vimeo youtube flickr Contact us Arctic Council Secretariat Fram Centre Postboks 6606 Stakkevollan 9296 Tromsø Norway acs@arctic-council.org Contact staff members Get Arctic updates Email address Subscribe to our newsletter for Arctic news, views and interviews.enen1728700081https://arctic-council.org

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