Vulnerability assessment of selected key sites in Aasivissuit – Nipisat UNESCO World Heritage Area, West Greenland.: Nipisat, Arajutsisut, Innap nuua & Itinnerup Tupersuai

Hans Harmsen; Hagen Dagmar; Victoria Qutuuq Buschman; Jens Fog Jensen

Vulnerability assessment of selected key sites in Aasivissuit – Nipisat UNESCO World Heritage Area, West Greenland. Nipisat, Arajutsisut, Innap nuua & Itinnerup Tupersuai

Hans Harmsen, Hagen Dagmar, Victoria Qutuuq Buschman, Jens Fog Jensen

Publikation: Bog/antologi/afhandling/rapport › Rapport › Rådgivning

Abstract

I denne rapport vurderes sårbarheden af de fire nøglelokaliteter Nipisat, Arajutsisut, Innap nuua og Itinnerup Tupersuai i området Aasivissuit - Nipisat, Inuit Hunting Ground Between Ice and Sea, der i 2018 blev optaget på UNESCOS’s verdensarvsliste. Arbejdet blev udført i august 2021 af forskere fra
Grønlands Nationalmuseum og Arkiv (NKA), Norsk Institut for Naturforskning (NINA), Grønlands Naturinstitut (GINR) og Nationalmuseet. Undersøgelsen er en del af en bredere indsamling af basisdata, der kan identificere nuværende 'svage punkter' i terrænet og pege på kvantificerbare metoder, hvormed ændringer i kulturarven, dyrelivet og vegetationen kan måles i de kommende år. Data i denne rapport vil lette den fremtidige udarbejdelse retningslinjer for færdsel i terrænet på og omkring nøglelokaliteter og sårbarhedsvurderingen vil informere turister, krydstogtsoperatører og borgerere om placeringen af fredede fortidsminder, sårbar vegetation og følsomme dyrearter i området. Sårbarhedsvurderingen er således et fundament, der sikrer at Aasivissuit - Nipisat forbliver et unikt og bæredygtigt kulturlandskab, og at områdets enestående universelle værdier er beskyttet for fremtiden.

Originalsprog	Engelsk

Antal sider	83
Status	Udgivet - 2022

Citationsformater

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