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The Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA) is a leading institution for applied ecological research in Norway and abroad. NINA’s activities encompass resource assessment and monitoring, development of methodologies, environmental impact assessments, community-based resource management, and analysis. Read more at NINA. The articles are financed by NINA and written by their communication staff - read more about partner articles at ScienceNorway.

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Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

1 in 4 freshwater species are at risk of extinction: "It's not too late to take action"

Why do more insects die during mild winters?

Weather radars reveal where birds migrate

Documenting nature loss in Norway with eyes from the sky and AI

Birds know no borders – nor do scientists

New use of traditional hay meadows is a win-win for pollinating insects and people

Hydropower development altered the genes of salmon

Are storms killing seabirds?

Cost-effective monitoring of salmon lice larvae

Changes in ocean temperatures contribute to puffin population decline

Well managed protected areas assist waterbirds on the move

Seabirds ring the alarm on ocean warming

Norwegian-Russian cooperation aims to stop the spread of alien species to the Arctic

Aliens in the Arctic

Scandinavian and Finnish brown bears not isolated as previously assumed

Vulnerable kittiwakes find refuge on offshore oil rigs

Simple measures can make wind turbines more bird friendly

Vultures use hearing, not just vision, when looking for food

Check your baggage for alien species before visiting the Arctic

Elephants outside the national park are more stressed

Seabirds are contaminated more by food than microplastics

Salmon puberty gene discovered

GPS collared leopard becomes movie star

Europe's bears and wolves are back

Video: Salmon lice on sea trout and Atlantic salmon

Data sharing improves decision making

Tourists cause seabirds to abandon nests

Reindeer mating – when it's good to be fat

Hunters as “stewards of the land”

Real hunters don’t shoot for fun

Norwegian sea eagles nest in Ireland

No invasion of trees to the Arctic

How much food do seabirds need?

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