THE PROJECT…
The InterArctic research project brings together a multidisciplinary team of researchers to study a millennium of interactions between climate, environment and societies in Arctic and sub-Arctic regions (Nunavik and Greenland).
THE TEMPORAL SCOPE…
Our aim is to document 1000 years of interactions between Thule/Inuit people, Norse settlers and their environment, through an interdisciplinary approach exploiting different kinds of natural archives.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL SCOPE…
The study areas include several Inuit communities in Eastern Canada (Nunavik, Nunavut and Nunatsiavut) and Greenland (South and North).
THE COLLABORATIVE SCOPE…
Researchers organize sciences workshops with students and their teachers from Nunavik and Greenland to study past, present and future changes. Results are shared between them, their community and other schools in the world.
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