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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
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Latest News
- SITES AquaNet meets AQUACOSM-plus!
- Novel method to avoid accidents tested at Grimsö Wildlife Research Station
- New Stations at Degerö Up and Running
- (No) Ice on Erken
- A “spring” status report from Lönnstorp Research Station
- Spring floods in February in the South of Sweden - an unusual early start in 2020
- What does Abisko Scientific Research Station and Mars have in common?
- SITES welcomes new staff at Röbäcksdalen
- 'What Do We Do?' to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from wetlands - World Wetlands Day at S…
- Rabot Glacier Now a World Reference