International Glaciological Society

The International Glaciological Society was established in 1936 to give a center to people keen on handy and investigative parts of snow and ice. The objects of the Society cherished in its Constitution are to: animate enthusiasm for and energize research into the experimental and specialized issues of snow and ice in all nations; encourage and increment the stream of glaciological thoughts and data;ICE, the News Bulletin of the International Glaciological Society other suitable productions, for example, books and monographs support addresses, field gatherings and symposia.The Society perceives accomplishments in glaciology and commitments to the improvement of the science through the honor of the Seligman Crystal, Honorary Membership and the Richardson Medal. Data on late work in glaciology is submitted occasionally to National Correspondents and assembled into reports which are distributed in ICE.The Society has branches in various parts of the world that give a further chance to those sharing a typical enthusiasm to meet and trade dataThe issues of the International Glaciological Society are overseen by a chose Council, helped by advisory groups, managing Awards, Nominations and Publications.