HOT TOPICS AND
SITES
Cumulative
environmental impacts of commercial ship-based tourism in the
Antarctic Peninsula area (NSF
02-201)
Abandon penguin
colonies may help refine antarctic climate studies
(NSF PR 03-135)
Ill South Pole
Worker Safely Evacuated (NSF PR 03-105)
NSF Considers Alternatives for Treating
Ill South Pole Worker(NSF PR 03-97)
Statement by Dr. Karl Erb, Head, U.S. Antarctic
Program, On The Death of the Rev. John
Coleman (NSF PS 03-01)
Robotic
Aircraft Provide a New Tool to Conduct Arctic Climate
Studies (NSF PR 01-41)
Medical Evacuation Flights — Amundsen-Scott
South Pole and McMurdo stations (2001)
NSF-Supported
Teams Porivde New Data on Early Moments of the Universe (NSF PR
01-38)
Arctic Logistics Report: Logistics
Recommendations for an Improved U.S. Arctic Research
Capability
Antarctic Sun
(U.S. Antarctic Program's newspaper)
2000 – 2001 news highlights
Ross Sea Icebergs, B-15
and B-16: Science Team Places Sensors on Enormous Iceberg to Track
Motion, Weather Conditions (February 2001)
Antarctic Meteorites
South Pole Station Modernization
News
REPORTS AND OTHER
INFORMATION
U. S. Antarctic Program, 2000-2001 (NSF
00-30)
U.S. Antarctic Program 2001-2002 Research
(Project summaries)
U.S. Antarctic
Research Program, 2002-2003 (Project summaries)
Antarctic Conservation Act Application
& Form (revised form)
U.S. annual Antarctic Treaty
Information Exchange
FUNDING
OPPORTUNITIES
Antarctic
Research Opportunities and Proposal Guide (NSF
03-551)
Arctic
Research Program (NSF 03-574)
Polar
Instrumentation and Technology Development Program Solicitation
(NSF 00-25)
Biocomplexity
in the Environment (BE): Integrated Research and Education in
Environmental Systems
Integrative
Graduate Education and Research Training (IGERT) (NSF
02-145)
Polar Education Proposal Opportunities (NSF 03-033)
