White Arctic foxes at a feeding station on the Hardangervidda Plateau, in Norway. Photo: Daniel Allen White Arctic foxes at a feeding station on the Hardangervidda Plateau, in Norway. Photo: Daniel Allen
White Arctic foxes at a feeding station on the Hardangervidda Plateau, in Norway. Photo: Daniel Allen
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On the trail of southern Norway’s Arctic foxes, back from the brink

  • The iconic Scandinavian animal, which had disappeared from the area for two decades, is once again leaving pawprints across Hardangervidda National Park
  • Feeding and breeding programmes have successfully reintroduced the species

Topic |   Conservation
Daniel Allen
Daniel Allen

Updated: 2:28pm, 18 Nov, 2019

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White Arctic foxes at a feeding station on the Hardangervidda Plateau, in Norway. Photo: Daniel Allen White Arctic foxes at a feeding station on the Hardangervidda Plateau, in Norway. Photo: Daniel Allen
White Arctic foxes at a feeding station on the Hardangervidda Plateau, in Norway. Photo: Daniel Allen
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