The Last Ice: Stage 4
We finally see the sun after being stuck in the tent for two days, next to the big Qualeraliq glacier, due to heavy rain and wind. Today we crossed two fjords to the Nahaar Sermat glacier, which we were surprised to see its small size due to climatic degradation.It is...
The Last Ice: Stage 3
Yesterday, for safety reasons, we found it impossible to pass not so much the first inland lake, but the narrow canyon that followed it. We woke up today hoping for a low tide, and we were lucky: before it started to rise, we made the 12 km of the strait and managed...
The Last Ice: Stage 2
The day starts at five o’clock in the morning, we start cycling at seven o’clock after preparations. Today’s goal is to reach the Tugtutoq fjord via the Niaqor-narssuaq area. The long-term goal is to reach the Qualeraliq glacier, one of the two...
The Last Ice: Stage 1
After leaving Narsaq we covered a total of 23 km. At the beginning the water through the ice channels was flat as a plate, but with a lot of fog. When the fog finally lifted, the current increased, and overall it was a useful stage to take measurements of...About LIFE’S ICE
LIFE’S ICE is an adventure framed within the project “The Last Ice”, launched in 2017 and focused on extreme expeditions, environmentally responsible and committed to sustainability and awareness of the effects of climate change, pollution and the retreat of polar ice.
