Our Arctic Challenge

News Published 26 Nov 2007 Last modified 17 Jul 2017

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Topics: Climate change adaptation ,

His Royal Highness, Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark was guest of honour at a preview of the new EEA documentary, 'Our Arctic Challenge'. Filmed over 10 days in July 2007, the film follows an EEA team as it participates in the Extreme Arctic Team Challenge – an annual adventure race based on the island of Ammasalik, East Greenland.

H.R.H. Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and Prof. Jacqueline McGlade

Seeing the impacts of climate change first hand was a deeply moving experience.

EEA Executive Director Prof. Jacqueline McGlade

'I was lucky enough to be a member of one of the two EEA teams taking part in the race. It was an unforgettable experience. Seeing the impacts of climate change first hand was, for all of the EEA staff involved, a deeply moving experience. As the local environment changes, the Inuit of the area are adapting — something we will all have to do,' said Professor Jacqueline McGlade, Executive director of the EEA.

'Our Arctic Challenge', a 52 minute documentary produced by Danish company Ace&Ace will be distributed to tv stations next year.

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Copenhagen (Capital Region, Denmark) , Greenland

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2007

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