Wildlife project to save endangered species in Sweden
The Arctic fox and the hedgehog are endangered species or nearly endangered species that are in focus in a wildlife
Read moreThe Arctic fox and the hedgehog are endangered species or nearly endangered species that are in focus in a wildlife
Read moreScientists stationed near Kebnekaise, Sweden’s highest mountain range, are expecting glaciers in the area to continue shrinking this year. Tarfala
Read morePowerful winds are lashing northwestern Sweden, and in Stekenjokk in Jämtland, the wind speed is at hurricane level. Trees fallen
Read moreKvikkjokk was the coldest place in Sweden last Wednesday at with a temperature reaching as low as – 43.6 degrees
Read moreExtreme cold has hit the north of Sweden, with temperatures reaching lower than -40 degrees Celsius in some areas. On
Read moreRecord numbers of golden eagle chicks have hatched on the island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea this year. The
Read moreThere’s a good chance to see the northern lights in Sweden at the moment, even in the south. There’s a
Read moreFlood warnings issued by Sweden’s national weather service, SMHI, have been inadequate, according to several municipalities affected by major floods
Read moreFinancing for climate adaptation to protect society from the worst effects of extreme weather has been reduced by a third
Read moreThe number of European elk, or moose, in the Swedish forest has dropped by a third over the past ten
Read moreFewer people are applying for jobs in the energy sector, and the staff shortage is expected to get even bigger
Read moreThe risk of wildfires is now high, very high or extremely high across nearly all of Sweden. Hot weather and
Read moreThe risk of wildfires is biggest locally in Skåne, Gotland and eastern parts of southern and central Sweden. Inland in
Read moreTourism in Jämtland and Härjedalen has increased hugely in recent years, affecting other activities in the region, including reindeer herding.
Read moreSeveral large-scale wind farms are planned in the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Finland. Now the Swedish Maritime Administration warns
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