A GREENLANDIC FOND AND INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT

Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat is an environmental “fond” – or charitable organization – and Non-Governmental Organization that promotes sustainable use of marine living resources and marine protection in partnership with Greenlandic stakeholders such as organizations, local communities, and researchers.

The fund aims to build and disseminate knowledge about the marine environment and coastal areas in collaboration with the Indigenous Peoples of the Arctic. As part of this work, the fund supports the development of Inuit’s rights in these areas as well as informational, educational, sustainable and cultural conservation initiatives.

The fond was established on September 14, 2021, and is based in Nuuk, Greenland.

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New Film Release: The Arctic Edge – Navigating change in the Arctic waters of Greenland

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Nordic environmental organisations raise concerns over unsustainable fisheries ahead of COP17

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Article on deep-sea mining from 2024

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ONKN recognize that fishers are still facing challenges related to Greenland sharks – From ONKN’s side, we are more focused on long-term solutions

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Municipal shark bounty abolished – not legal

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