Greenland360 Expedition

Greenland360 is an expedition concept that aims to bring together science, art and education to communicate the full picture of the changing landscape in Greenland. This project is led by young people with the desire to inspire and motivate the next generation to get involved with climate science and to explore and experience wilderness first hand. With the advance of civilisation, the boundary between the wild landscapes and settlement is retreating, so it is vital that we explore these areas now. Through the communication of the data we collect, we hope to define the importance of this wilderness and inspire others to explore and care for the fragile natural environment. One of the methods we aim to use to drive this objective is the use of aerial photography devices, which can gather footage, unachievable by humans alone. This will hopefully capture never before seen footage which will help our overall goal of informing and inspiring people. More details on our specific research aims can be found in the 'Research' section of this website.