Source Feed: ReWild Africa
Published: 2026-03-09T09:07:42+00:00
Content Type ID: 1
How Arctic communities are adapting through knowledge and collaboration.
Paid and presented by Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
In Greenland, warming seas are altering once-reliable patterns of ice, fish and marine life. Local knowledge and conservation leadership are now guiding what comes next. As ice patterns shift and livelihoods are tested, explore how communities are working to protect both ocean ecosystems and the traditions tied to them.
SERIES PRESENTED BY IUCN
PRODUCED BY BBC StoryWorks
PRESENTED BY Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
AGENCY Genero
PRODUCTION COMPANY ReWild Africa
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Alexandra Cockburn
CREATIVE PRODUCER Jude Parker
SERIES LEAD Edward Hunt
CLIENT REP Holly Potter
COMPLIANCE Colin George
DIRECTOR / PRODUCER Carter Kirilenko
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Adam Combs
HEAD OF PRODUCTION Megan May Nelson
PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE Livia Rao
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Grace Carter
EDITOR / SOUND DESIGN / COLOR Adam Combs
FEATURING Aqqalu Olsen, Jenseraq Poulsen
WITH THANKS TO Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat, Ilulissat Isfjordscenter, Kalaallit Nunaanni Aalisartut Piniartullu Kattuffiat, Flemming Nørgaard
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