Shari Gearheard: What is the significance of sea ice in Inuit culture and is it changing?

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Geographer Shari Gearheard discusses the significance of sea ice in traditional Inuit culture, reflecting not only on how that may be changing as environmental conditions change but also how the meaning of sea ice is changing in the language as younger generations increasingly adopt ways of living different from those of their parents and grandparents.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Bifrost gratefully acknowledges the leadership of the sustainability education project Svartarkot Culture Nature and the research networks NIES and NABO for all their valuable support and work behind the scenes that helped make the interview excerpted in this video possible. Grateful acknowledgment is also made to the Kiðagil Guesthouse, where the interview was filmed.

CREDITS:
  1. Bifrost Online
  2. sea ice
  3. environmental change
  4. Inuit culture
  5. language and environment
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