All videos

Spruce Trees Are Now Growing In The Arctic Tundra

The trees have ‘hopped’ from where they usually grow in the middle of Alaska and are advancing at around 4km a decade. Far faster than climate models predicted due to warmer temperatures and weather changes caused by shrinking sea ice.

Share:
World Economic Forum logo

Forum Stories newsletter

Bringing you weekly curated insights and analysis on the global issues that matter.

Subscribe today

About us

Engage with us

Quick links

Language editions

Privacy Policy & Terms of Service

Sitemap

© 2025 World Economic Forum