
Fossagrim
Källmyrskogen, in northern Jämtland, Sweden, is described as a forest where time moves slowly, set in landscapes of wide lowland bogs teeming with birdlife, river valleys once used for timber floating, and rugged mountain ridges marking the border with Norway. The region is home to Sweden's densest bear population.
Källmyrskogen, in northern Jämtland, Sweden, is described as a forest where time moves slowly, set in landscapes of wide lowland bogs teeming with birdlife, river valleys once used for timber floating, and rugged mountain ridges marking the border with Norway. The region is home to Sweden's densest bear population. The 121 daa property mixes spruce, pine and broadleaf stands of medium to high site quality, with a significant share of old forest over 100 years of age. Under an exclusive preservation contract with the landowner, no logging or land conversion will occur for a minimum of 30 years, with a total discounted climate benefit estimated at 1,982 tonnes CO2.
Source: https://www.fossagrim.com/projects/källmyrskogen-habitat-forest

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