Get ready for a trip around the globe — in this issue Canadian Geographic explores the impacts of climate change worldwide. For the first time, we’ve teamed up with four sister geographic magazines to share unique perspectives on changes in each region.

Lisa Gregoire visits Grise Fiord,  Nunavut, Canada’s most northern community. Kennedy Warne takes us to Tuvalu, a small archipelago in the South Pacific that faces extinction as the shores slowly erode away. Travel to Norway with Chris Turner to explore how carbon taxes are changing behaviour. Visit European vineyards with Charlie Furniss, see the Antarctic Peninsula with Ken Eastwood and discover the drama unfolding around Mount  Kilimanjaro.

Online exclusive: Canadian Geographic Photo Club
Join us for an interview with photographer Patrice Halley and get a behind-the-scenes look into a photo shoot for Canadian Geographic.
By Michela Rosano

Tuvalu is sinking
Will a tiny South Pacific nation be the first one the world needs to rescue from the ravages of climage change?
By Kennedy Warne with photography by Giora Dan and Kennedy Warne

Unfrozen continent
The Antarctic Peninsula is warming at an unprecedented rate. Change in this polar haven is occurring faster than almost anywhere else on Earth.
By Ken Eastwood

Bounty of Kilimanjaro
Downstream from melting snows on Africa’s highest peak, the real climatechange story is playing itself out.
By Alex Hetherington with photography by Georgina Goodwin and Ariadne Van Zandbergen

The carbon cleansers
Norway’s economy is less dependent on oil than most. What prompted all the forward thinking? A carbon tax.
By Chris Turner

Editor’s notebook
Grise Fiord’s cold warriors

Contributors
Meet our writers and photographers

Reverberations
River lords, Parental courage, Shotgun solution, Feeding the beast

Discovery
The sipping point, Students of weather, Sun dynasty, Saving Salluit, This town is made for walking, The melt belt, Climbing trees

À la carte
Permafrost: the other melting ice cap
By Steven Fick and Elizabeth Shilts

Reviews
Preaching to the skeptics, Chronicles of climate

On the horizon
Grizzlies of the Yukon’s Fishing Branch River

In Habitat
Killing Ofeig
By Tammy Armstrong