This Regulation of the Government of Greenland designates five areas in South Greenland (Qassiarsuk, Igaliku, Sissarluttoq, Tasikuluulik, and Qaqortukulooq-Upernaviarsuk) as protected cultural heritage sites due to their historical significance. It sets rules for public access, use, and conservation, including possible entrance fees, restrictions on harmful activities, pollution, vegetation damage, camping, fires, and boat landings. The regulation emphasizes respect for archaeological remains and cultural heritage laws, with management guided by a regularly updated plan created by the National Museum and Archives in cooperation with the Kommune Kujalleq municipality. Violations may result in fines, including corporate liability.
Greenland (Denmark) · 2016-07-05