The Arctic Call 

A global network of engaged citizens and leaders answering a call from the Arctic and a call to the world to safeguard sea ice, glaciers and the web of life for future generations.

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Our one mission is saving the Arctic Ice to
protect the future of the world. 

Combining wisdom, science and lived
experience, we empower positive climate action by inspiring, educating and
engaging
 

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The First 15

What the Arctic Teaches Us About Our Planet’s Future

In September 2026, we will embark on another expedition through Svalbard
in the high Arctic. Spending 5 days on board the MS Serenissima, we will be
inspired and immersed in this stunning, icy landscape. 

1

Purpose: To be immersed and inspired by the stunning Arctic landscape, wildlife and beauty of the ice, while forging new friendships, networks and communities.

2

Experience: Ship-based journey through awe-inspiring Arctic landscape, daily landings, citizen science projects, learning circles and discussions.
 

3

Outcomes: You will come away feeling inspired, exhilarated and motivated, and find yourself part of a supportive community.

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“The expertise, wisdom and lived-experience of our group, has really impressed me.” 

Sabine Ripp, Co-founder

Mission

What the Arctic Teaches Us About Our Planet’s Future

  • Connect people to the living Arctic to ignite hope and action.

  • Use stories, science, and Indigenous wisdom to inspire global responsibility.

  • Empower concrete steps at home to protect Earth’s frozen regions.

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The Melting Ice

The Arctic is changing fast. Sea ice and glaciers are our planet’s early-warning system.

 

Every change we make affects someone or something—so we choose change that heals.

 

Hope is active. When we act together, big dreams become reality.

It makes me proud to be part of this amazing initiative. 

Maria Trettvik, Co-founder

2026 Expedition at a Glance

A collaborative cohort of women leaders and supportive allies from many nations

  • Focus: Leadership, indigenous knowledge, science storytelling, creative action

  • Format: Ship-based Arctic journey + daily learning circles (1.5h pre-dinner)

  • Outcomes: Personal leadership growth, community action plans, educator/media toolkits, and a sustained network

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The arctic call 2026

What You’ll Take Home

Action Blueprint: A practical plan for your community (so far we have created tools for school talks, village projects, arts-science collaborations, youth council engagement, festivals, quilt activism, film nights, etc.).

 

Educator & Youth Toolkit: Short videos, simple lesson prompts, and language that reaches kids (and their teachers and parents).

 

Digital Hub Access: Share resources, track ripple-effects, and get feedback.

 

Story Assets: Key facts, metaphors, and short scripts for talks, LinkedIn, podcasts, and local media.

Read more about the trip and its itinerary, and sign up for the expedition here. This will take you to the Polheim.no website, which handles the bookings.
 

The Melting Ice

The Arctic is changing fast, so is cryosphere all over the world.


Sea ice and glaciers are our planets refrigerator and all living beings on this planet is depending on it.

FAQs

Reach out directly if you have other questions.

Can I contact a local representative in my own country or region?

Of course you can. Fill out the contact form below, and tell us where you are from or which language you are most comfortable in speaking and we will find someone to help you.

Will I see any wildlife?

You will definitely experience Arctic wildlife. This may include walrusses, seals, whales, puffins and other birds, arctic foxes, reindeer and if we are lucky, even polar bears.

Do you need to be physically fit to join this expedition?

No - but general good health is appropriate. If you have any concerns about your physical abilities, please contact us..

Will it be cold on the expedition?

As it is late summer, we expect temperatures around 5 degrees Celsius, with some degree of windchill. Good layering of clothes should keep you warm. We will provide a clothing list after you sign up for the expedition.

Get In Touch With Us

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Address

Vei 232 131, 9170 Longyearbyen

Email us

hilde@polheim.no

Call us

+47 909 22 561