News

04.09.2017

Scientists and resource managers set out to learn more about the cod at Greenland

A group of scientists and resource managers from Sweden, Norway, Iceland, the Faroe Islands,... Read more

04.09.2017

Blog about the narwhale studies in East Greenland

A team of mammal scientists from the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources are studying the... Read more

04.09.2017

Greenland Climate Research Centre is now on Facebook

The Greenland Climate Research Centre at the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources has now... Read more

05.07.2017

New PhD on the use of Nuup Kangerlua in a cultural perspective

On 27 June 2017, scientist Ann Eileen Lennert from both Ilisimatusarfik and the Greenland... Read more

Yet another Greenlandic biology student defended a Master’s degree in her home country

Today, 15 June 2017, postgraduate biology student at Aarhus University, Sascha Schiøtt from... Read more

Changes in Arctic marine biodiversity indicate environment on verge of major shift

Says new State of the Arctic Biodiversity Report, released at the Arctic Council Ministerial Read more

Catch of certain sea mammals assessed sustainable

Contrary to last year’s NDF- assessment, Non-Detrimental Findings, catch of walrus in Greenland has... Read more

Things are looking up for the beluga population in Greenland

The positive development of the beluga population in West Greenland is due to restricting quotas... Read more