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I frequently give talks about Greenland – a country where I have lived for several years and traveled extensively. I first visited Greenland in 2008, and since then, the country has had a firm grasp on me.
Greenland’s nature
There is hardly any place on earth where the forces of nature and adaptation to a harsh climate are more contrasting and diverse than in Greenland.
In my presentations, I talk about Greenland’s magnificent, raw, and dramatic nature, but also about the impact of climate change, the development of Greenlandic society, and, not least, my own experiences. All of this is spiced up with personal anecdotes and fun incidents.
The talks are accompanied by my best photos, and I also draw on experiences from my books about Greenland – not least Nature Guide Greenland.
Hiking in Greenland
I also give talks about hiking in Greenland. What is it like to head out into the vast Arctic wilderness? How do you best prepare yourself and where do you find the most beautiful hiking trails?
Find the answers to these questions in one of my talks, which are based on my own experiences on countless hikes around the country.
Most recently, I published a hiking guide on Greenland’s most beautiful hiking trails, which provides a guide to both hidden gems and well-known routes that make Greenland a unique hiking destination for nature lovers.
You can hear about experiences from the famous Ilulissat Icefjord, the desolate Jameson Land in Northeast Greenland, the local mountains in Nuuk, the beautiful Qinngua Valley in South Greenland, and of course the iconic Arctic Circle Trail — a 165 km hiking route from inland to coast.
Book a presentation
I have recently given lectures in Nuuk, Sisimiut, Ilulissat, Copenhagen, Aarhus, Helsinki, Odense, Aalborg, and more — and the next one will surely be in a city near you.
If you would like to hear more or book a lecture, please contact me at bo@normander.dk or call +45 2087 1933.
My lectures are always tailored to the individual event and audience.


