JONAA, the Journal of the North Atlantic & Arctic, is a dynamic brand that serves as a media platform, connecting regional and global stakeholders in the North Atlantic and Arctic region. With a mission to share high-quality journalism and exceptional photography, JONAA brings you the latest information and local knowledge on Arctic travel, science, indigenous affairs, climate change, culture, policy, blue bioeconomy, business, mindfulness, interviews, and opinions. JONAA goes beyond being just a media platform.

They also engage in documentary film production, book publication, cultural projects, youth initiatives, and organizing events and speakers. All of these activities are rooted in their vision to strengthen global understanding and knowledge about the High North and Arctic. Supported by an experienced and diverse editorial team, JONAA is dedicated to fostering transparency, accuracy, and trust.

By providing insight into various aspects of the North Atlantic and Arctic region, including ways of living, societal structures, challenges, infrastructure, current affairs, investment opportunities, and future prospects, they create a deeper understanding of the region’s importance. JONAA also aims to promote regional and global cooperation for sustainable development in the North Atlantic and Arctic economy, environment, business, culture, and communities. By encouraging cross-border connections and cooperation in the face of climate change, JONAA highlights the need for interconnected platforms.

Please note that all material on JONAA, including articles and photo stories, is protected by international copyright laws