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In the Anthropocene, human activity is the driving force of environmental changes, such as climate change and biodiversity loss. This exposition combines visual arts and social sciences to explore what roles science can play in navigating these changes in the Westfjords, a peninsula in the Northwest of Iceland. It presents five objects to tell place-based stories about science and to identify its potential contributions to resilient and thriving human-environment relations.
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From the different stories about research activities in the Westfjords, we derive three broad roles that science, in collaboration with other knowledge holders, can play in society to navigate anthropogenic environmental change. The natural objects we found become the building blocks of the roles of science we see.
