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17 November 2017
Biotope philosophy & origin story - the AD interview
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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...
06 August 2016
BIRDING NORTH ICELAND - Nature destination development
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Biotope recently made another visit to northern Iceland. For the past two years we have made repeated trips to this amazing birding des...
26 March 2015
Hasselnes Wind Shelter - Watching Auroras in Varanger
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Aurora-watching from the new Hasselnes bird hide and wind shelter. To left in the distance is Hornøya bird cliff. Hornøya b...
22 February 2015
Birding Architecture - bird hides & nature reserve innovation
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Merlin (adult female) at Snettisham RSPB reserve, Feb 2015 3000 kilometers on the road in UK On our recent tour ...
13 March 2014
Gullfest 2014 - the Arctic bird festival is on!
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The northernmost bird festival in the world is back again. We are very excited to launch the third Gullfest in Varanger. We are celebrati...
09 February 2014
Golden birding in Båtsfjord - the King Eider hide
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Here we go again - The arctic sea ducks are back in Varanger, and Ørjan Hansens floating King Eider photo hide in Båtsfjord is already i...
13 November 2013
Birding Cape May - Chasing yanks in USA (pt 2/2)
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Yanks and Sibes are words that will raise the pulse of any European birder. Maybe it is cheating, but after growing up with Alstrøm, Colsto...
26 June 2013
Pushing the Boundaries RELOADED - talking at the Rutland Birdfair 2013!
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In January and February 2013 me and Martin Garner went on a tour around UK, giving talks at 10 bird clubs in 14 days. What a road trip!...
17 February 2013
The Varanger King Eider extravaganza
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I just came back from one of my best birding trips ever. Being a fishing town, Båtsfjord harbour is one of the most bird rich places i...
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