Tag: WIRE – Fluid Realities of the Wild

Greenland’s South: Inuit pastoralists in a rapidly changing Arctic environment

On By FstammleIn Announcements, Climate change, Fieldwork, Fieldwork Stories, Human-animal relations, Indigenous Peoples, reindeerLeave a comment

The first thing flying into Kangerlussuaq, Greenland reminds us that this is 'properly' Arctic. For most people who call the North home, the Arctic is further up North from where they live. But for the incomers, the Arctic is appealing! Usually we associate Inuit livelihood with hunting, both terrestrial and sea-mammal, beautiful material culture, handicrafts …

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Film screening: in the name of the wild

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On October 3rd our colleagues from the University from the "Sustainable Naturecultures" research group at the Faculty of Social Sciences host an interesting film screening including discussion with the film makers. This could be of interest for all of us who deal with human-animal relations. The film "In the Name of the Wild" explores "wildness" …

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