2016 > 03
Changes in climate and land use, such as mining and infrastructure developments, strongly affect the mountain environment in Arctic Sweden and thereby also the conditions for reindeer husbandry.
In this film we show how scientists and indigenous people work together to gather new knowledge that is needed to make decisions in favor of a sustainable future.
Further reading
www.futuremountains.org
English trailer - https://vimeo.com/157316420
English verison - https://vimeo.com/157722976
Links
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Senaste nyheter
- Nutrient balance analysis of spruce needels prior to fertilization of Asa HYEF
- Data from Tarfala used in research on how reindeer herding is impacted by climte change
- The secret lives of the insects
- Svartberget stations complete ICOS labelling!
- Autumn harvest at Lönnstorp
- Sampling of lake Erken and Plåten during summer and autumn
- New facilities in Grimsö
- 2019 SITES AquaNET - Summer experiment in lake Erken
- “Hypotheses come and go, but data remain”
- InterAct annual meeting in Vindeln last week
Latest News
- Nutrient balance analysis of spruce needels prior to fertilization of Asa HYEF
- Data from Tarfala used in research on how reindeer herding is impacted by climte change
- The secret lives of the insects
- Svartberget stations complete ICOS labelling!
- Autumn harvest at Lönnstorp
- Sampling of lake Erken and Plåten during summer and autumn
- New facilities in Grimsö
- 2019 SITES AquaNET - Summer experiment in lake Erken
- “Hypotheses come and go, but data remain”
- InterAct annual meeting in Vindeln last week