About Us: Who We Are
From systemic inequities to regional vulnerabilities, explore the interconnected climate risks threatening our planet.
The Global Climate Risks Platform has been developed by Arctic Basecamp with input and guidance from a world class team of scientists:
Professor Gail Whiteman
Professor Gail Whiteman
Executive Director of Arctic Basecamp & Professor of Sustainability University of Exeter
Professor Gail Whiteman
Professor Julienne Stroeve
Chief Science Officer, Arctic Basecamp & UCL Earth Sciences
Professor Gail Whiteman
Dr. Jennifer Francis
Woodwell Climate Research Center
Professor Gail Whiteman
Professor Jason Box
Geologic Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS)
Professor Gail Whiteman
Professor Alun Hubbard
Tromsø – The Arctic University of Norway
Professor Gail Whiteman
Dr. Mark Parrington
Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service CAMS
Professor Gail Whiteman
Dr. Jenny Watts
Woodwell Climate Research Center
Professor Gail Whiteman
Dr. Susana Hancock
Arctic Basecamp Science Team Manager
Arctic Basecamp
Arctic Basecamp was created by Executive Director, Professor Gail Whiteman (Professor of Sustainability at the University of Exeter, UK), “to speak science to power”. It is a vehicle to bring a message of global risk from Arctic change to world leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The Arctic Basecamp tent is now an established feature at the WEF Annual Meeting in Davos and has also pitched at COP26 in Glasgow, Glastonbury Festival and the Arctic Circle Assembly.
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In 2023 it arrived in the metaverse as one of five founding partners of the World Economic Forum’s Global Collaboration Village where scientific data and consultation was provided for the Climate Tipping Points Hub.
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Professor Whiteman is supported by a small team of staff. More information can be found at arcticbasecamp.org.
Climate Basecamp
As well as the Global Climate Risks Platform, Arctic Basecamp has also developed Climate Basecamp – to speak science to culture. Climate Basecamp uses five cultural pillars as a way to talk about climate: music, food, entertainment, sport and fashion. It has two main campaign focus – Save the… things you love and Performing Hope – the antidote to climate anxiety.
Find out more at climatebasecamp.org/
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Careers
Our current vacancies are listed below. If you would like to know more or would like an informal chat please email hr@arcticbasecamp.org and someone will get back to you.
Current Vacancies:
We do not currently have any vacancies.
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