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The Stenbit Fish May Soon Be Gone
The fish stenbit, or sjurygg, is primarily fished for its roe, but soon it may be finished, [writes Sydsvenskan](https://www. sydsvenskan.
Early summer can affect the Midsummer bouquet
The summer came extra early this year – which made the time between hawthorn and lilac unusually short, according to reports on flowering patterns around Sweden. The flowering occurs earlier and over a shorter period, says Ola Langvall from SLU.
Summer Chanterelles: When and Where Can You Find Them?
The forest's gold - chanterelles - gets accustomed as unaccustomed Swedes to venture out into the forest every year. The season begins in the summer, but what is required for them to grow and where can you find them?.
Early Summer Can Affect Midsummer Bouquet
Summer arrived extra early this year – which made the time between hawthorn and lilac unusually short, according to reports on flowering patterns around Sweden. The flowering is happening earlier and over a shorter period, says Ola Langvall from SLU.
Swedes' food habits stand out among rich countries
The environmental impact of food choices in Sweden is worse compared to many other rich countries. Researchers write this in a new report.
Expert: Not enough to save the herring
Tightened rules for bottom trawling in the Baltic Sea are a step forward – but not large enough to protect the fish, experts believe. .
Ancient giant fish makes comeback in Swedish river
The salmon were released in Göta River about a hundred years ago – now the Atlantic salmon is to be reintroduced to its former home. .
Invasive Lilac - More Benefit than Problem
The light purple Lilac is one of our most common and perhaps also most luck-inducing bushes – now also described as invasive. But the benefit is greater than the problem, says Mora Aronsson, at SLU.
Record-high compensation for predator attacks
Dairy farmers received a total of nearly 4 million kronor in compensation in 2023 for cattle that were killed or injured by predators. This is evident in the wildlife report from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU).
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