The story of two of Greenland’s UNESCO world heritage sites, cultural landscapes with very different stories. Kujataa in South Greenland is the lushest part of the country and is a subarctic farming landscape which combines the cultures of the Norse and the Inuit. Aasivissuit – Nipisat is an ancient Inuit hunting ground that has been used for over 4,000 years and which stretches from Greenland’s inland ice cap all the way to the sea. Liz Cooper of Visit Greenland & Copenhagen Business School introduces the two landscapes and shows images of ice and snow – and some of the greener aspects that gave the island its Norse name.

In association with the Northern Periphery Programme’s SCITOUR project

You can watch this free event from here, through the YouTube link below, or if you’d like to join questions and discussion, you can also go to the Science Festival’s YouTube channel