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=Meetings Spring 2022 Coral Harbour= I returned to Coral Harbour with high hopes of working with co-PI Leonard Netser on the development of a knowledge conciliation approach that would be based on western philosophies of knowing through wayfaring, and Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit on land-based wayfinding. We had started talking about such an approach after my last visit in the late summer of 2021 in our personal correspondences, and Leonard was very supportive and interested in the idea. He had told me that coming back in the spring would allow be good timing for him. I had furthermore anticipated that travelling to Coral Harbour alone, would provide for a slower pace and less pressure from other project related activities like sampling. <div class="next_choice"> An unexpected '''"ice-pressure ridge"''' has, however, emerged on this path. We can't keep going. Leonard is engaged elsewhere and needs to move a cabin before the spring ice becomes too unsafe to travel across.</div> <span class="redirective ice-pressure_ridge link" data-page-title="Seasonal Activities" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="Ice-pressure_ridge">[[Seasonal Activities|Ice-pressure ridge: Seasonal Activities]]</span>
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