Interested in contributing to SCAR?
Ant-ICON
Find an article
Ant-ICON|
Interactive Ant-ICON R3 Workshop, 12-13 September 2022, Cambridge, UK
Note: The organisers have set up a short survey, which …
Ant-ICON|
Two new Papers from Ant-ICON
The SCAR ANT-ICON working group just published two new papers: …
Ant-ICON|
Opportunity for EMCR to join Ant-ICON Research Theme 1 Steering Committee
Research Theme 1 of Ant-ICON is looking to recruit a …
Ant-ICON|
Ant-ICON Community Workshops on the human dimensions of Antarctic conservation and management
Two online community workshops are being organised SCAR’s Scientific Research …
Ant-ICON|
Ant-ICON new logo
The SCAR Integrated Science to inform Antarctic And South Ocean …
Ant-ICON|
Survey & Recording of Ant-ICON EMCR Community Engagement Meeting
The SCAR Scientific Research Programme Integrated Science to Inform Antarctic and …
Ant-ICON|
Ant-ICON EMCR Community Engagement Meeting, 29th September
The SCAR Scientific Research Programme Integrated Science to Inform Antarctic and …
Ant-ICON|
New publication on local drivers of change in the Southern Ocean
A new publication, titled “Local Drivers of Change in Southern …
Ant-ICON|
Publication on developing resilience to climate change impacts in Antarctica
A new publication, titled “Developing resilience to climate change impacts …
Ant-ICON|
Recordings of Ant-ICON Community Engagement Meeting available
The recordings of the recent Ant-ICON Commmunity Engagement Meeting (12th …
Ant-ICON|
Ant-ICON Logo Contest
The SCAR Scientific Research Programme – Integrated Science to Inform …
Ant-ICON|
Registration open for the Ant-ICON Community Engagement Meeting
Registration is now open for the Ant-ICON Community Engagement …
Ant-ICON|
New publication on the response to invasive fly in Antarctica
A new paper, titled “International Response under the Antarctic Treaty …
Ant-ICON|
Ant-ICON Community Engagement Meeting
The Ant-ICON Steering Committee invites you to join the Ant-ICON …
Ant-ICON|
New publication: Ocean currents as a potential dispersal pathway for Antarctica’s most persistent non-native terrestrial insect
A new publication, titled “Ocean currents as a potential dispersal …