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Site Manager

Paninnguaq Fleischer-Lyberth

Tel: +299 867304

Located: Kangerlussuaq, Greenland

Paninnguaq Fleischer-Lyberth is the versatile Site Manager in Aasivissuit – Nipisat

As a journalist and administrative economist I have the know-how to research and acquire new knowledge that helps finding solutions to challenges that may arise.

One day I am a coordinator and the next I am a contractor, so the work requires you to be a bit of an octopus in everyday life. Luckily, that is what I am good at.

Privately, she is a mother of three, and loves to use nature as a food pantry and loves to play amateur archaeologist – the last one is a work injury.

The site manager’s duties

Implementation and monitoring of the management plan (contribute to adjustment, implementation, annual evaluation and possible amendments in relation to the day-to-day management).
Fundraising for the financing of projects (obtain funds for various initiatives, draw up budgets, accounts and reports).
Steering of – or contact with – projects undertaken within the area.
Contact to the local population, including holding of public meetings.
Involvement of interested groups and stakeholders, including the setting up of ad hoc working groups.
Information and communication about the World Heritage nomination.
Monitoring, contingency and reporting with respect to developments in the nominated World Heritage Site.
Obtaining licences etc. in connection with the realisation of projects.
Member of working group(s).
Financial management.
Undertaking official visits in relation to the nominated World Heritage Site (presentations, meetings and guided tours, possibly in cooperation with park rangers).
Secretary for the steering committee.
Collaboration with the site managers in other World Heritage Sites

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Park Ranger

Christian Pihlblad Jerimiassen

Tel: +299 229991

E-mail: chpj@qeqqata.gl

Located: Kangerlussuaq, Greenland

Christian P. Jerimiassen about his job as a Park Ranger

I was born in Southern Greenland where my parents used to be sheep farmers, making me enjoy spending time in nature. For several years I’ve had my one-man company where I’ve gained experience as a tourism operator.

We have to manage the landscape and nature in our daily work as we administrate, monitor and report adverse events in the World Heritage Site, that includes keeping an eye on trails throughout the area so they don’t collaps from an excessive presence of tourists.

Tasks for park rangers

Monitor nature and heritage values in the area.
Monitor developmental tendencies in the area.
Advise and inform users and visitors.
Help the site manager with various tasks of a more administrative character in winter.
Check, report and react to breaches of the law as a risk contingency.
Tidying up and handling trash in the area.

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Sign of the spring

Under monitoring on the Heritage area we can see snowhare, Can you see the hare in the last picture? Enjoying the sun. You´ve oppotunity to see reindeer family too.

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Upernalerneranut uppernarsaat

Nunatamik nakkutilliinnermi takussaalerput ukallit seqinermi kissassimaartut. Assimi siullermi takusinnaaviuk? Tuttullu takussaapput piaqqisimasut.

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Pilot project to engage Junior Rangers

One of the priority projects in the World Heritage are to engage children and teens to understand the importance to take care of the hunting area.

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Piareersaatitut sammisaq meeqqanut Nunatanik nakkutilliinneq

Nunarsuarmioqatigiinnut Kingornusassatut suliassat ilagivaat meeqqat inuusuttullu paasissutissanik tuniorarneratigut peqataalernerulernissaat piginneqataasutullu misiginerulernissaat.

photo: Paninnguaq Fleischer-Lyberth

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Park Rangers important job
One of the Park Rangers’ important job is monitoring and reporting the World Heritage area´s condition

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Nunatanik nakkutilliissup ulluinnarni suliaasa pingaarnersaat
Nakkutilliissup pingaarnertut suliaasa ilaagaat kingornutassiaqarfiup nunatarujussuata atornerata nakkutiginissaa

📸 George Podaras
#greenland #aasivissuitnipisat #naturebeing #caribou #destinationarcticcircle #monitoring #Kangerlussuaq

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Discover the fenomenal bench and informationpoint with a spectacular view at the edge of Aasivissuit - Nipisat border near the inland ice in Kangerlussuaq

Discover the newly opened bench lookout and information center at Aavitsup Tasia (lake) inviting you to enjoy nature and discover fascinating information about the area. A perfect place for both recreation and learning!

Photo by: Christian P. Jerimiassen

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Aasivissuit – Nipisat killeqarfiani Aavitsup Tasiani kangiani issiaartarfik paasissutissanik allagartartalik nutaaq, iskkivigissoq alakkaruk.

Aavitsup Tasiata killingani kusanarluinnartumik isikkivilimmi issiaartarfik paasissutissartalik inissisimavoq. Piffimmi nunarsuaq kusarluinnartoq pinngortitallu atorneqartarnera pillugu paasisassarsiorsinnaavutit.

Assiliisoq: Christian P. Jerimiassen

Ilusilersuisoq /Desiged by:
Sofie Frydenrejn Johansen

#greenland #aasivissuitnipisat #naturebeing #Bench #recreation #destinationarcticcircle #viewpoint

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New homepage www.inuitheritage.gl

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Nittartagaq nutaaq www.inuitheritage.gl

#naturebeing #destinationarcticcircle #aasivissuitnipisat

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#Bluebell creates the most beautiful colored jello
#gathering #aasivissuitnipisat #flowers #naturebeing #destinationarcticcircle

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Traveling with work has once again been a once-in-a-lifetime experience 🥰

I helped @_frydenrejn setting up the outside exhibitions around Kangerlussuaq Museum for World Heritage Site @aasivissuit_nipisat .

It really took a lot of flexibility and compromise, but I`m so happy that we know each other and feel comfortable working together while respecting and getting along with each other in private.

We got so much help from park ranger @aasivissuit_nipisat and would not have been able to do half of the things without his time and effort.

My mind is in so many places these days, so an intense work week in Kangerlussuaq averaging 12hours work days was really exactly what I needed.

There is still tomorrow, where we need to do some finishing touches, but the experience I have gained the last couple of days is unparalleled.
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#aasivissuitnipisat #kangerlussuaqmuseum #sisimiutmuseum #qeqqatakommunia #museum #outdoorexhibition #travel #work

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Park ranger for a day!
Yesterday we drove towards the icesheet and saw tent rings and possible children’s playground made with rocks. The ruins, we saw are not investigated by archeologists, therefore not dated or confirmed what they were used as. On the way, we also went so see future information place. We also saw wildlife, caribou, musk ox and arctic hare.

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Ulloq ataaseq park rangeriuneq!
Ippassaq parkranger-lu atv-nik sermersuup tungaanukarpugut, takuagut ujaqqat qanga inuit tupeqarfigisimasaat meeqqallu pinnguartarfigisimasinnaasaat. Tupeqarfik takusarput itsarnisarsiuunit misissorneqarsimanngimmat qanga sumullu atorneqartarsimanersoq ilisimaneqanngilaq. Aqqutaani aamma alakkarparput aasaru paasissutissanik ikkussuiffissaq. Aqqutaani aamma uumasut takuagut, tuttut, umimmaat ukalerlu.

#Naturebeing #destinationarcticcircle #Kangerlussuaq #worldheritage

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