The Inughuit people in the most northern part of Greenland have lived as hunter-gatherers for centuries. However, the ever-accelerating melting and thinning ice,due to climate change, poses a major challenge for the community from the town of Qaanaaq. And yet, many young people are learning the craft of hunting, taught by their fathers and the community. The Inughuit are accustomed to accepting and living in harmony with the laws of nature. Everything in North Greenland is determined by the weather. They call it the "Thule Spirit."
