Blogs about: Swedish National Parks And Protected Areas
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Koster - Sweden's First Marine National Park
In September 2009, 100 years after Sweden’s first national parks, Sarek and Muddus in Lapland, were created, Sweden’s first Marine National Park will be inaugurated in the Koster Islands. … more →
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Koster - Sweden's First Marine National Park
The Nature Travels Team wrote 10 months ago: In September 2009, 100 years after Sweden’s first national parks, Sarek and Muddus in Lapland, … more →
Snowshoeing in Sweden - four days of fresh tracks, part 2
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: As the light began to dim we struggled up a small rise to find ourselves in the middle of a wooded g … more →
Snowshoeing in Sweden – four days of fresh tracks, part 1
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: Having achieved widespread popularity in central Europe, snowshoeing is just beginning to become kno … more →
Born to Run: a Musher's Diary - dog sledding in Sweden, part 4
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: The next two days of the tour were to pass in a euphoric blur of sunshine, powder and flying fur. Wa … more →
Born to Run: a Musher's Diary - dog sledding in Sweden, part 3
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: When we awoke for the third day of our dog sledding adventure, it seemed that today the weather woul … more →
Born to Run: a Musher’s Diary - dog sledding in Sweden, part 2
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: We fell asleep to the lullaby of the wind battering the sides of the cabin. Waking at intervals duri … more →
Born to Run: a Musher’s Diary - dog sledding in Sweden, part 1
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: One of the great advantages of working at Nature Travels is the regular opportunity to combine busin … more →
Wild camping in Sweden and the Right of Public Access
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 year ago: What is the Swedish Right of Public Access? Allmansrätten, or “Every Man’s Right”, is an important p … more →
Vålådalen Nature Reserve – discover the mountains of Jämtland
The Nature Travels Team wrote 2 years ago: In the region of Jämtland, near the Swedish-Norwegian border, lies the nature reserve of Vålådalen, … more →
Sweden – a land of forests, lakes and wide open spaces
The Nature Travels Team wrote 2 years ago: A crash course in Swedish geography, climate, flora and fauna… How big is Sweden? Covering an … more →
Lapland - Land of the Midnight Sun
The Nature Travels Team wrote 2 years ago: If you are in Sweden north of the Arctic Circle any time from May to mid-July, you may find it rathe … more →
Sarek - Europe's last wilderness
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 2 years ago: Sarek – the name may well be unfamiliar to you, but Sarek National Park is one of the most special a … more →
The Arctic Fox: beautiful, elusive, mysterious – and critically endangered
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 2 years ago: The arctic fox, Alopex lagopus, otherwise known as the polar fox, is one of Sweden’s most thre … more →
Vindelfjallen - undiscovered country
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The Nature Travels Team wrote 3 years ago: Vindelfjällen Nature Reserve…not only the largest nature reserve in Sweden, but one of the lar … more →
