The Last Ice

Overview

For generations, the Inuit have thrived in the Arctic's icy expanse, but climate change is swiftly diminishing the sea ice that sustains their way of life. As the waters between Canada and Greenland open up, external interests pursue lucrative opportunities in oil, shipping, tourism, and fishing. This rush for resources endangers the fragile equilibrium of Inuit communities, wildlife, and their ancestral lands. Amidst a history of colonization and struggle, Inuit from both nations unite to safeguard their heritage and environment, raising the urgent question: will the global community heed their call for protection?