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Tag Archives: Norway
Living with top carnivores
Scotland and Norway share many cultural elements including ‘loan words’ incorporated in our language and place names. Our natural heritage also faces similar challenges and opportunities. Lynne Clark reflects on her study tour in Central Norway. One of the most … Continue reading
Posted in citizen science, wildlife management
Tagged bear, hunting, lynx, Norway, Scottish Natural Heritage, wolf, wolverine
Norwegian wood
Question: What does Norway have in common with Scotland? Answer: Much more than those of us attending a talk by Scots-born ecologist, Duncan Halley, expected. Duncan lives and works in Norway for the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA). He … Continue reading
Posted in biodiversity
Tagged Duncan Halley, Norway, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, regeneration, woodland regeneration, woodlands
