Weronika Murray

Weronika Murray is a photographer based in Inuvik, Northwest Territories. She has worked on a wide variety of stories in the North but her personal work often revolves around the issues of sustainability and impacts of climate change on northern communities. As someone who has lived in the Arctic full time since 2013 she has the perspective and local knowledge of someone who deals with northern issues every day. Weronika's work has been published in print and online by the Globe and Mail, Macleans Canadian Geographic, National Geographic, The New York Times, Up Here Magazine, Tusaayaksat Magazine, Running Magazine Romania, Running Malaysia Magazine, Montecristo Magazine, True North Photo Journal, and others. Commercial clients include Government of the Northwest Territories, Town of Inuvik, 6633 Arctic Ultra.

Stories by Weronika Murray

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