Arctic Ice Project

Arctic Ice Project?is excited to announce our new CEO Annette Eros. Eros, a seasoned Nonprofit Executive, is tasked with increasing global collaborations and exposure to the recent successes of the project as well as advancing the research partnerships AIP has formed. Read the press release below. Welcome Annette!

This #GivingTuesday, gift the Arctic a future. The Arctic as we know it is changing rapidly. Sea ice loss and climate warming are accelerating at an unprecedented rate. And as ice melts, so does our ability to protect our planet from the impacts of climate change. The Arctic isn’t just an incredible and beautiful ecosystem—it’s also essential to the future of our planet. It stabilizes our climate, regulates global temperatures, and reflects solar radiation. Without it, we lose one of Earth’s most vital defenses against climate change. But there’s limited time before Arctic sea ice disappears completely. That’s why I joined Arctic Ice Project—to focus on solutions that can make a real impact. We’re developing groundbreaking strategies to slow sea ice melt by enhancing the Arctic’s reflectivity, helping to preserve this critical region and safeguard the future of our planet. This Giving Tuesday, I’m asking for your support to make this vision a reality. Together, we can protect what matters most—our planet and our future.

This #GivingTuesday, gift the Arctic a future. The Arctic as we know it is facing unprecedented ice loss and warming, and as sea ice melts, our future goes along with it. We’ve already seen the signs, and they aren’t pretty. The Arctic is an incredible and beautiful ecosystem. It’s also vitally important. It stabilizes our climate, regulates global temperatures, and reflects the sun’s heat. Without it, we lose a key defense against climate change. Arctic Ice Project is driving innovation to slow ice melt to protect the Arctic and our planet at large. Let’s work together to protect what matters most – our plant and our future. Help us meet our goal this Giving Tuesday. Make a donation today. https://lnkd.in/g6gtb5YZ

As we enter into this season of giving and gratitude, we want to express our deepest appreciation for your incredible support in our mission to preserve Arctic sea ice. Your generosity, whether in dollars or in spirit, reaches far beyond numbers on a donation page. Knowing we have a community of people believing in our work fuels us to strive harder day after day. Following along and sharing our message creates potential to touch the lives of all living creatures that call our planet home. Your dedication to our mission warms our hearts during this season and year-round. Thank you for being here.

Tomorrow is Election Day in the U.S.!?The future of our planet should transcend political divides, but it doesn’t always. If you’re eligible, we urge you to get out and vote. Let’s make choices that support a healthier, more sustainable future. Your vote is your voice and can make a difference for our climate! #VoteForThePlanet #ClimateAction #ElectionDay

We are pleased to share an overview of 2023-2024 with you! Inside, you'll find an introduction to our newest team member, Dr. Stephanie Olinger, a spotlight on our recent research achievements, and a preview of what's ahead. We also have several in-depth features that we think you'll find interesting. We invite you to take a look at what Arctic Ice Project has been working on and our vision for the future! https://lnkd.in/gU9BmdbF

This past week, Arctic Ice project Technical Director Stephanie Olinger and CEO Annette Eros ventured north (far north!) for this year’s Arctic Circle Assembly. The weekend was packed with riveting?discussions on all things Arctic with thought leaders and representatives from around the globe. Curious to learn more? Read about our team's biggest takeaways and implications for Arctic Ice Project on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gACr-AEn

Arctic Ice Project has been recognized in a significant new initiative led by Ocean Visions —a first-of-its-kind digital road map aimed at identifying and advancing potential pathways to slow the loss of Arctic sea ice. The inclusion of AIP in this comprehensive assessment underscores our role as a key contributor in the global effort to combat one of the most urgent indicators of climate change: the accelerated melting of Arctic summer sea ice. See the roadmap here: https://lnkd.in/gT8Q6uuW Photo: Ocean Visions

Our hearts are with the people and communities affected. In the shadow of Hurricane Helene, the southeastern US is now assessing the damage from Hurricane Milton, which made landfall as a Category 3 last night. With more than 230 lives lost from Helene, billions in damages, and an unknown toll as a result of Milton, our attention and concern is focused on our screens for updates. As global temperatures continue to increase, the severity and frequency of natural disasters is projected to rise in tandem, underscoring the importance of acting now to prevent the worst of these rapidly intensifying global shifts. Stay strong. Photo: Tampa Bay Times

Arctic ice is crucial for regulating the global climate, reflecting solar radiation and slowing warming. As it melts, darker ocean surfaces absorb more heat, accelerating climate change. Sea ice loss also disrupts ecosystems, threatens wildlife, and impacts global weather patterns. Protecting Arctic ice is essential for climate stability and biodiversity. #ClimateAction #ArcticIce #Sustainability