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5 months ago
The heightened checks of tour operators will begin in March, particulary in Northern Finland and Finnish Lapland.
5 months ago
The competition was arranged by Posti and garnered about 9,000 votes, with one third going to the winning image of a mill by the Myllykoski rapids.
5 months ago
An unsettled start to their slumber, and the early-than-planned wake-up call, means the bears only caught about three weeks of uninterrupted sleep this winter.
5 months ago
The legislative amendment follows last year’s decision by the European Court of Justice, which upheld a logging ban during the nesting season in Estonia.
5 months ago
Hunters would have been allowed to shoot up to 100 wolves after a controversial change to Finland’s wildlife laws took effect on New Year’s Day.
6 months ago
Cases are reported most often in coastal and archipelago areas.
6 months ago
The H5N1 infections were found in three geese and a swan.
6 months ago
Wolfdog hybrids are classified as an alien species that should be eliminated from the wild.
6 months ago
Although skies over Finland were generally cloudy, some lucky stargazers captured spectacular images.
7 months ago
Finland began allowing the hunting of wolves once again from New Year’s Day due to concerns about their growing numbers.