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Loss of ice in Disco Bay, Greenland
The loss of ice in Greenland and the shrinking of glaciers in other parts of the Arctic currently contribute up to 40% of the…
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Autumn colours of willows and other vegetation, near Nuuk, Greenland
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Loss of ice in Disco Bay, Greenland
The loss of ice in Greenland and the shrinking of glaciers in other parts of the Arctic currently contribute up to 40% of the…
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Icebergs in Disco Bay, Greenland
The loss of ice in Greenland and the shrinking of glaciers in other parts of the Arctic currently contribute up to 40% of the…
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Icebergs in Disco Bay, Greenland
The loss of ice in Greenland and the shrinking of glaciers in other parts of the Arctic currently contribute up to 40% of the…
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Iceberg in Disco Bay, Greenland
The loss of ice in Greenland and the shrinking of glaciers in other parts of the Arctic currently contribute up to 40% of the…
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Icebergs in Disco Bay, Greenland
The loss of ice in Greenland and the shrinking of glaciers in other parts of the Arctic currently contribute up to 40% of the…
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Qeqertarsuaq (Godhavn), West Greenland
Qeqertarsuaq, or Godhavn, is a port and town in Qaasuitsup municipality, located on the south coast of Disko Island on the west coast of…
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Hooded Seal (Cystophora cristata) skin prepared, West Greenland
The hooded seal (Cystophora cristata) is a large phocid found only in the central and western North Atlantic ranging from Svalbard in the east…
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The original Eskimo Row, demonstrated by indigenous experts on the Coast of West-Greenland
The "eskimo row" how to get back to the surface after the boat capsizes, is part of every good kayak safety training. In this…
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Icebergs in Disco Bay, Greenland
The loss of ice in Greenland and the shrinking of glaciers in other parts of the Arctic currently contribute up to 40% of the…
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Kangaamiut, West-Greenland
Kangaamiut,formerly known as Gammel Sukkertoppen, is a settlement with a population of 353 (2013) in the Qeqqata municipality in central-western Greenland.