by White Fox | Jul 28, 2024 | Arctic Reindeer Sanctuary
Reindeer populations in Arctic regions have declined by 56% over the past two decades. Key drivers include climate change, diseases, predation, and human activities. Climate change, in particular, disrupts habitats and foraging conditions,...
by White Fox | Jul 28, 2024 | Arctic Reindeer Sanctuary
Reindeer populations in polar regions are declining due to climate change, which affects their habitat and forage availability. Rising temperatures foster disease and parasite spread, compromising reindeer health. Habitat loss, exacerbated by extreme...
by White Fox | Jul 28, 2024 | Arctic Reindeer Sanctuary
Traditional reindeer herding in the Scandinavian Arctic relies on seasonal cycles to ensure prime grazing. Summer offers rich pastures while winter demands supplementary feeding. Essential techniques include migration planning, earmarking, and behavior...
by White Fox | Jul 28, 2024 | Arctic Reindeer Sanctuary
In 2024, reindeer herding techniques in Scandinavia are adapting to variable snow conditions and climate change. Saami herders are integrating traditional knowledge with modern technologies, such as supplementary feeding and innovative herding systems, to...
by White Fox | Jul 28, 2024 | Arctic Reindeer Sanctuary
Reindeer herding in Scandinavia is a time-honored tradition, deeply intertwined with the seasonal cycles. The Sami people manage herds through winter grazing, spring calving, summer migration, and autumn population control methods like earmarking....
by White Fox | Jul 27, 2024 | Arctic Reindeer Sanctuary
Reindeer greatly enhance the Arctic ecosystem through their grazing habits. First, they maintain the tundra by preventing overgrowth of woody shrubs, preserving open landscapes and aiding in carbon sequestration. Second, their grazing activity reduces...
