Indigenous Youth, Food Knowledge and Arctic Change (EALLU)

Developing a sustainable and resilient reindeer husbandry in the Arctic in face of climate change and globalisation, working towards a vision of creating a better life for circumpolar reindeer herders.

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EALLU Abridged Edition 2018

Project details

Lead Working Groups

SDWG

Lead Arctic States & Permanent Participants

Aleut International Association
Canada
Norway
Saami Council
The Russian Federation

Engaged observers

Association of World Reindeer Herders (AWRH)

Start - End

2019 - 2023

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Circumpolar Wildland Fire

New Low Sulphur Fuels, Fate, and Behavior in Cold Water Conditions

Understanding climate change impacts on Arctic ecosystems and associated climate feedbacks

Indigenous Knowledge Mobilization Session