Inuit communities

Inuit communities are Indigenous peoples primarily living in the Arctic regions of Canada, Greenland, Alaska, and parts of Russia. They have a rich cultural heritage rooted in traditions of hunting, fishing, and community cooperation to survive in extreme cold environments. Their lifestyles are closely connected to nature, relying onboats, dogsleds, and specialized clothing. Today, Inuit communities balance maintaining their cultural practices with modern living, healthcare, and education. They play a vital role in preserving Arctic ecosystems and advocating for their rights and sovereignty within their respective countries.