Climate change is rapidly reshaping life in Greenland, where warming temperatures are melting sea ice, snow, and permafrost at an unprecedented pace. These changes are disrupting traditional Inuit practices such as dog sledding, hunting, and ice-based travel, which depend on predictable and stable ice conditions passed down through generations. As the environment becomes more unpredictable, communities are being forced to adapt their livelihoods and cultural traditions. At the same time, Greenland’s melting ice sheet has global consequences, contributing significantly to sea-level rise and underscoring how changes in the Arctic affect the entire world.