Indigenous sustainability – What can the Indigenous of the Arctic and Australia teach the modern world?
(Uummannaq, North Greenland, Arctic Circle. Photographer: David H Ottosen) Here I am, Kalinda Palmer, possibly the first Australian Aboriginal to reflect in North Greenland, where the peaceful and inevitable landscape encourages one to do so. For the last four months I have watched and felt the Arctic landscape change and transform. Everyday…
The Race to Uummannaq, North Greenland
Youth4Arctic has returned to Greenland, although this time I ́m traveling without the rest of the team across vast ice sheets, to a remote location in the north called Uummannaq. Previously being in South Greenland I found myself observing the cultural importance of the natural environment in which is becoming increasingly vulnerable. I…
UPDATE: The Youth4Planet Shortfilm – now in 7 languages!
Since not everyone is able to stop by for the premier of the youth4planet shortfilm in full IMAX quality at la Geóde cinema in Paris we also gladly share it on youtube – available in 7 country versions!
Please take the 3 minutes and take a look at this awsome result of the hard work we’ve done in the last weeks! AND – Share it, like it, spread the love!
youth4planet shortfilm – english version
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#ExxonKnew
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