VOICED : Greenland treads softly on tourism as icebergs melt

The video explores the Ilulissat Fiord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its natural beauty and the impact of climate change on Greenland's ice and local traditions. It discusses the challenges faced by the Inuit people due to rising temperatures and the migration of fish. The video also addresses the growing tourism industry in Ilulissat, emphasizing the need for controlled tourism to protect the local environment and economy. The Ilulissat Icefield Center plays a crucial role in educating visitors about the fragility of the region's ecosystem and the importance of conservation. Despite efforts to promote sustainable tourism, the environmental impact of travel remains a significant concern.

What is the significance of Ilulissat Fiord and Disco Bay?

• They are known for their tropical climate.

• They are famous for their desert landscapes.

• They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• They are the largest cities in Greenland.

How has climate change affected the traditional lifestyle of the Inuit people?

• It has disrupted traditional fishing practices.

• It has increased the number of fish.

• It has made fishing easier.

• It has strengthened the pack ice.

What is one of the main consequences of rising temperatures in Greenland?

• Increased agricultural production.

• Migration of fish to colder waters.

• Expansion of ice sheets.

• Decrease in tourism.

What is the main goal of the Ilulissat Icefield Center?

• To increase fishing activities.

• To promote mass tourism.

• To showcase the latest technology.

• To raise awareness about climate change.

What is the mayor of Ilulissat's stance on tourism?

• He wants to increase the number of tourists.

• He prefers controlled tourism to avoid overcapacity.

• He wants to ban all tourists.

• He encourages mass tourism like in Iceland.