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Meeting with Joshua D. Reuther and Eduard Zdor – Department of anthropology, University of Fairbanks, Alaska

Published: 16.06.2026

In this conversation with Joshua Reuther at the University of Alaska Museum of the North, Ida Hydle and Stephan Dudeck explore human–animal relationships, Indigenous knowledge, and environmental change in Alaska, from ancient human–animal relationships to contemporary conservation challenges.

Where rivers connect us: communities, rivers and salmon in Nova Scotia

Published: 15.06.2026

Fieldwork

Jan Erik Henriksen and Thora Herrmann’s visit to Nova Scotia as part of a North-to-North exchange was an opportunity to connect with Indigenous leaders, community salmon associations, conservation organizations, and researchers to explore the relations between people, place, and wild Atlantic…

North-to-North Exchange: Learning Across Watersheds and Communities in Newfoundland and Labrador

Published: 13.06.2026

Fieldwork

Jan Erik Henriksen and Thora Herrmann recently took part in a North-to-North exchange in Newfoundland and Labrador, connecting with Indigenous leaders, communities, and salmon stewards to explore shared approaches to freshwater stewardship and river management.

How is Finnmark affected by Climate Change? Reflections from a regional workshop

Published: 25.03.2026

Event

On 23 March 2026, a Finnmark County Authority workshop gathered participants to discuss how climate change is affecting the region, with Ida Hydle taking part.

New publication: BIRGEJUPMI in Onsdag 3

Published: 25.03.2026

Scientific Publication

We are excited to share that Ida Hydle’s short article on Birgejupmi is now published in the digital Journal Onsdag 3, edited by OsloMet.

A “work-in-progress” report from BIRGEJUPMI

Published: 23.03.2026

Report

BIRGEJUPMI project brings together ongoing research and dialogue on Sámi livelihoods, with a particular focus on resilience, knowledge systems, and pathways toward reconciliation.