This report presents results from a Nordic project (2023–2025) on understanding the marine ecosystem off East Greenland. It brings together scientists, local stakeholders, and communities to share knowledge about a region undergoing rapid environmental change.

 The study highlights how ocean conditions are shifting, affecting fish stocks, marine mammals, and seafloor habitats. It also points to the need for better understanding of food webs and climate impacts. Input from local communities adds valuable insights on observed changes and challenges for fisheries, tourism, and governance.Overall, the project strengthens Nordic cooperation and supports improved knowledge for future assessments. It underlines the importance of continued dialogue, shared knowledge, and coordinated monitoring to ensure sustainable management of Arctic marine ecosystems.