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Save the date: Arctic Biodiversity Summit

May 22, 2026
БиоразнообразиеKingdom of Denmark's Chairship, 2025-2027
The Kingdom of Denmark’s Chairship of the Arctic Council is organizing the international summit on 16-18 March 2027

The Kingdom of Denmark’s Chairship of the Arctic Council announced that the Arctic Biodiversity Summit 2027 will take place in Nuuk, Greenland from 16–18 March 2027.

The Summit will bring together scientists, policymakers, Indigenous Peoples’ representatives, youth, local hunters and fishers, as well as a wide range of biodiversity stakeholders to build upon Arctic biodiversity governance and foster enhanced knowledge exchange across the Arctic region.

The Summit aims to help build the structures and momentum needed to transform knowledge into influence and promote the conservation and sustainable use of Arctic biodiversity.

For further details and updates, please visit the Arctic Biodiversity Summit website.

The Chairship looks forward to welcoming participants to Nuuk.

“Healthy Arctic ecosystems enable the livelihoods, cultures, and well-being of the people who depend on them. As climate change accelerates, our shared responsibility to work together becomes even more urgent. By placing biodiversity at the heart of its agenda, the Arctic Biodiversity Summit 2027 will be a key forum for cooperation to safeguard Arctic ecosystems for future generations." Jørgen Rosbach, Minister of Environment, Nature, Energy and Research, Greenland
"The Arctic Council was founded on the understanding that only through cooperation can we address the environmental challenges facing the region. Building on this commitment, I welcome the opportunity to place renewed focus on biodiversity, one of the cornerstone priorities in our Chairship program." Kenneth Høegh, Chair of the Arctic Council's Senior Arctic Officials

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