Northeast Greenland Caves Project
Since our first expedition in 2015, the Greenland Caves Project has been pushing the boundaries of human knowledge and exploration in the worlds northernmost caves. In 2015, we began as a small, highly-motivated, 5-person team, working to investigate the potential of the caves in Northeast Greenland for Arctic climate change research. The expedition was hugely successful and after travelling for several days by Twin Otter to a remote landing strip at 80°N, we crossed a 20 km-wide lake in an infl
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- Founded: 1960
- Website: https://northeastgreenlandcavesproject.com/
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Since our first expedition in 2015, the Greenland Caves Project has been pushing the boundaries of human knowledge and exploration in the worlds northernmost caves. In 2015, we began as a small, highly-motivated, 5-person team, working to investigate the potential of the caves in Northeast Greenland for Arctic climate change research. The expedition was hugely successful and after travelling for several days by Twin Otter to a remote landing strip at 80°N, we crossed a 20 km-wide lake in an infl
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