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

BBC StoryWorks & Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat

The ocean is the very source of life, culture, and history here in Greenland. As climate change transforms our waters right before our eyes, we face a pivotal question: How do we sustain our livelihoods while protecting the marine ecosystems that support us?

To explore these urgent challenges and celebrate Inuit stewardship, Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat is proud to present a new film produced by BBC StoryWorks and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

True marine management must be built in close collaboration with our local communities. This film highlights why safeguarding our waters is fundamentally about securing a stable, thriving future for our children and generations to come. Read more about the film here: Here

Watch the full film on YouTube now: Here

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