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Biotope just won the Architectural Digest Design Award 2017 in the category architecture. 2017 have been a year where our work is getting q...

King Eiders in Vardø harbour during Gullfest, March 2016 Gullfest 2016 was another successfull arctic birding festival. This year we cel...

Gyrfalcon by Lars Jonsson ©, Gullfest 2015 artist, talking at Unni´s Kafé in Vardø on Friday at 19.00hrs. Surely the birding talk of the ...

GULLFEST 2015 in Vardø, March 13-15   (click on poster for slide show view) The annual arctic bird festival, Gullfest, is comin...

Arctic chillout Purple Sandpipers are some of the toughest birds on the planet. Too often these birds go by unnoticed, and they are ...

  The northernmost bird festival in the world is back again. We are very excited to launch the third Gullfest in Varanger. We are celebrati...

Exciting days at the Biotope office: For the first time ever in Europe an eider of the North American / Pacific subspecies Somateria mol...

The following article outlines the Varanger winter birding experience.  During the past few years I have received many emails from birde...

A brief update from the outer Varanger Fjord Gullfest 2013 is turning into an Eiderfest. We arrived Vardø island by the Coastal expr...

Love is in the air - and we are filming it! Last year we had a web camera mounted on Hornøya bird cliff giving close up views of the P...

Travel and accomodation advice for Gullfest participants Preliminary Gullfest program , pr January 2013: Tu...