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The Polar Years
- What is the International Polar Year? A short guide
- The International Polar Years from 1882 to 2008
- IPY 2007–2008: what the fourth polar year achieved
- The next International Polar Year (2032–2033)
- Where to find polar data from the IPY and today
- Peoples of the Arctic: who lives in the far North
- Antarctica and the Antarctic Treaty explained
- Who governs the Arctic? The Arctic Council and the eight states
- Teaching polar science: free resources for classrooms
Polar science
- Polar ice: sea ice, ice sheets and glaciers
- The polar oceans: Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean and krill
- Permafrost and tundra: frozen ground in a warming Arctic
- The polar atmosphere: ozone hole and polar vortex
- Auroras and space weather: what they are and how to see them
- Why the poles are warming fastest (polar amplification)
- Polar wildlife: who lives at the ends of the Earth