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2 weeks ago
Finland began allowing the hunting of wolves once again from New Year’s Day due to concerns about their growing numbers.
3 weeks ago
Rubber boots rather than skis or skates are becoming the winter norm through much of Finland, experts say. How will the evolving season affect us in the future?
4 weeks ago
The days begin getting longer at different times in different places, with dawn arriving later for several more days in southern Finland.
2 months ago
According to the University of Helsinki’s Institute of Seismology, minor earthquakes are not unusual in the Kymenlaakso region.
3 months ago
More than half of underwater species have become rarer in some inland waters, say researchers at the Finnish Environment Institute (Syke) – who lay out recommendations to reverse the trend.
3 months ago
A grinning bear and a red-throated diver’s water landing are Finland’s representatives in the annual international photo competition.
3 months ago
Saimaa ringed seals are among the most endangered seals in the world.
3 months ago
The deal means the new owners can continue to care for the animals on the former zoo’s premises.
3 months ago
The photographer behind the winning shot met his subject by chance.
3 months ago
While the number of incidents is falling, there are still on average about five road traffic accidents per day in Finland involving elk.