Russia – Norway polar bear count nixed
Russian scientists are disappointed that a planned Norwegian-Russian polar bear inventory was cancelled because of lack of good will from
Read moreRussian scientists are disappointed that a planned Norwegian-Russian polar bear inventory was cancelled because of lack of good will from
Read moreThe bear hunting season starts today and up to 300 animals can be shot in Sweden until the end of the
Read morePolar bear hairs are hollow to maximize insulating qualities of the animals’ fur, as almost every student of the Arctic
Read moreLocals hunters refuse to kill the wolf that has killed dozens of sheep in the area, despite getting the go-ahead
Read moreThis weekend, wolf attacks were responsible for the deaths of a number of sheep and lambs in northern Sweden, in
Read moreMore than a decade ago, the fjällräven, or arctic fox, in Scandinavia was on the brink of extinction. But things
Read moreA high-speed train killed 54 reindeer belonging to the Laevas Sami association on Thursday near Kiruna, in northern Sweden. The
Read moreCity moose and country moose are different — at least in their DNA. A new study finds that Anchorage moose have greater genetic
Read moreAt least nine fin whales have been found dead in recent weeks in southern Alaska waters, and researchers with the
Read moreWILLOW — With the Sockeye fire still unpredictable late Monday, mushers who frantically evacuated their dogs Sunday afternoon waited to
Read moreCiting high annual livestock losses, the Reindeer Herders’ Association is urging Finland’s State Railways VR to build fences alongside railway
Read moreFinland’s bears are waking up after their lengthy winter hibernation. Sightings have been made in several municipalities including Suomenselkä and
Read moreLifelong Savoonga resident Richmond Toolie couldn’t wait to talk about the reindeer herd he manages. But there was a catch Wednesday:
Read moreFinnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat carried news of an unusual appointment on Sunday: Jekku the dog has been hired to sniff
Read moreRising temperatures are a threat to Sweden’s moose (or European elk) population, writes the newspaper Kvällsposten. If global warming continues,
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