NORDIC NATURE PROJECT

I write about environmental issues, nature and flyfishing.

I'm also writing about some of the last remaining continuous wilderness areas of Scandinavia and their conservation history:

1. Børgefjell National Park (Photo Gallery) - Lomsdal Visten National Park (Photo Gallery)

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Børgefjell is one of the first national parks established in Norway. Protected because of the untouched qualities of this large mountain area.

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Lomsdal Visten is a newly established national park. It is a rugged and somewhat inaccessible coastal mountain area in the middle of Norway. A varied place with green valleys, raging rivers and barren mountaintops.

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2. Sarek National Park - Padjelanta National Park - Rago National Park

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These three national parks spans across a continuous alpine mountain area just above the arctic circle. 

3. Pöyrisjärvi Wilderness Area - Upper Anarjohka National Park - Lemmenjoki National Park

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These areas in the interior of Finnmark and northern Finland is a vast expanse of unspoiled arctic nature.

4. Upper Pasvik National Park - Vatsari Wilderness Area 

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In the border areas between Norway, Finland and Russia lies a great wilderness. These areas are part of a larger protected area entity called Pasvik-Inari Trilateral Park.