884 reactions · 155 shares | Greenland is a true winter wonderland for most of the year! Are you coming to visit us in winter? Here is a glimpse of what the frosty season looks like. | Visit Greenland | Facebook

451K views · 14K reactions | You will learn so much about Greenland! Day 1 of 30. Music: Voyage, Musician: @iksonmusic #greenland #qsgreenland #inuit #culture #food #travel #traditional #series #viral #arctic #qulleq #kalaallit #greenlandic #language | Q’s Greenland | Facebook

307 reactions · 30 shares | 81% of Greenland’s two million(!) square kilometers are covered by ice. And the vast country means that our 56,000 inhabitants often live remote and isolated. The utility company Nukissiorfiit provides energy, water and heat for the 17 cities and 53 settlements in Greenland. Learn more about our local heroes and join them in their amazing locations. | Visit Greenland | Facebook

Polar bears, humpback whales, musk oxen, walruses, reindeer and white-tailed eagles are just some of the many animals you can experience on land, at sea and in the air around Greenland. | Visit Greenland

Greenland’s Ice Sheet Holds Enough Ice to Reshape the World’s Coastlines The massive ice sheet covering Greenland is one of the most critical components of Earth’s climate system. Scientists estimate that if Greenland’s ice sheet were to melt completely, it would release enough frozen water to raise global sea levels by approximately 7 meters (about 23 feet)—a change that would dramatically alter coastlines worldwide. This isn’t a hypothetical number pulled from thin air. Greenland’s ice sheet c