Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Nenet-Indigenous-Woman-Daily-Life-in-Siberian-Arctic---Web-Video--Russian-Subs-Version--27MZIFJJ6THZS.htmlConceptually similarNenet Indigenous Woman Daily Life in Siberian Arctic - Web Video (Clean Version)GP0STQ5YFCompleted★★★★Nenet Indigenous Woman Daily Life in Siberian Arctic - Web Video (English Version)GP0STQ5YHCompleted★★★★Nenet Indigenous Woman Daily Life in Siberian Arctic - Web Video (German Version)GP31ZHFCompleted★★★★Climate Change Impact Assessment in Yamal Peninsula - Web Video (German Subtitles)GP31ZHSCompleted★★★★★★Local Activists Find Broken Pipeline in the Yamal District in Russia - Web Video (Russian Version)GP0STQ9ULCompleted★★★★Russia Tundra B-RollGP03XFXCompleted★★★★★★Russia Tundra - English VersionGP03XFYCompleted★★★★Taymyr - Home of Indigenous Peoples in Russia - Story of Reindeer Herder Web Video (Russian Long Version)GP0STQHX5Completed★★★★Taymyr - Home of Indigenous Peoples in Russia - Story of Reindeer Herder Web Video (Russian Short Version)GP0STQHX6Completed★★★★View AllGP0STQ5ZCNenet Indigenous Woman Daily Life in Siberian Arctic - Web Video (Russian Subs Version)The Nenets people are nomadic reindeer herders in North-West Siberia. They heavily depend on their herds for food, clothes, transport and shelter and have migrated for over 1000 years across their ancestral homelands. Currently the entire region and its inhabitants are under serious threat from climate change as temperatures are on a steep rise and Russia’s ancient permafrost is melting.Locations:Arctic-Russia-Siberia-Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous OkrugDate:25 Aug, 2016Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:1m36sAudio format:Final MixProduction Type :WEB VIDEOKeywords:Aerial view-Camps-Children-Climate change-Climate change impacts-Herders-Indigenous People-KWCI (GPI)-Landscapes-Nenets-Permafrost melt-Reindeer-Save the Arctic (campaign title)-Victims-WomenShoot:Daily Life of Nenet Indigenous Woman in Siberian ArcticThe Nenets people are nomadic reindeer herders in North-West Siberia. They heavily depend on their herds for food, clothes, transport and shelter and have migrated for over 1000 years across their ancestral homelands. Currently the entire region and its inhabitants are under serious threat from climate change as temperatures are on a steep rise and Russia’s ancient permafrost is melting.Related Collections:Climate Change Impact Assessment in Yamal Peninsula (All Photographers & Video)
