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Conference reports, notes and announcements

Hosted by the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) in Paris, the international Polar Worlds conference focused on observed changes in the Polar Regions from environmental and sociocultural perspectives. This conference aimed to achieve a high degree of cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary discussion by combining different scientific communities and disciplines, such as anthropology, history, archaeology, geography, geomorphology, glaciology, biology and climatology, into joint conference sessions, an approach that had been successfully put to the test in the past by the Polar Mutations: Environment and Societies research group. Apart from a few specialized workshops, plenary sessions dominated the conference to stimulate interdisciplinary dialogue. The latter was also emphasized by structuring the conference around three main themes: