Arctic Council interests in Wildland Fires

Day 2 - Wednesday 19 March 2025

Strengthening Healthcare Preparedness in the Arctic

Arctic Council interests in Wildland Fires

Local Impacts of Increased Marine Traffic

Environmental Response Case Studies

2018 Wildland Fires in Northern Sweden

Community Preparedness

Nuclear Energy and Threats, New Challenges in the Arctic

Marine Oil Spill Prevention and Response Consideration

Search and Rescue Responders' Experiences

Shoreline Response

2023 Wildland Fires in the Northwest Territories

SAMINOR Research

Arctic Exercising

Mass Rescue Operations in the Arctic

The Norwegian Emergency Preparedness Analysis of 2019 on Wildland Fires

Nuclear Emergency Preparedness and Response Exercises

Building Resilience

Wildland Fire Prevention in Scandinavia

Arctic Warming and Indigenous Communities / A Look at Hazardous Materials in Companies in the High North

Sámi klinihkka - Specialized Treatment and Cultural Importance During Treatment from an Indigenous Perspective

Indigenous Knowledge Mobilization Workshop

Exercises in the Radiation/Nuclear Field

Indigenous Knowledge and Emergency Management

Room: Knut Hamsun

09:00 - 09:45

Introductory remarks by moderator Johan Marius Ly, Department Director, Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection

Summary achievements of the Norwegian Chairship’s Wildland Fire Initiative

Moderators

Johan Marius Ly

Affiliation: The Directorate for Civil Protection (DSB), Norway

Bio: Johan Marius Ly is Director of Department, Fire and Rescue Department in DSB.