Driving sustainable economic development in the Barents
The Barents Region is a model for sustainable economic development in the North.
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The Barents Region is a model for sustainable economic development in the North.
Read moreThe Barents is the perfect laboratory for innovation and sustainability.
Read moreThe ecosystems of the Barents Region are diverse and include large areas of boreal forests or taiga, as well as vast areas of wetlands and tundra.
Read moreSápmi, the traditional lands of the Saami people, lies in the northernmost regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia.
Read moreAdaptation to changes in reindeer herding will require future Arctic leaders to be knowledgeable and aware of long-term sustainability for reindeer husbandry.
Read moreLOCATED TO THE NORTH of Norway and the European part of the Russian Federation, the Barents comprises areas largely under the jurisdiction of those states
Read moreThe Barents Region is the most developed, populated and fastest growing part of the Arctic. While climate change is a strong global force, other forces might be more important locally.
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