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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 ...
23 January 2015
Biotope & RSPB touring UK
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We are very happy to launch a new UK tour! Tormod from Biotope and Graham White from RSPB will be giving talks at Minsmere, Poole or ...
22 January 2015
Arkitekter med luft under vingene
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Artikkel fra magasinet Arkitektur N (nr8-2014) / Article from Norwegian Architecture magazine Arkitektur N (This article about Biotope i...
31 December 2014
The Dark Knights
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Arctic chillout Purple Sandpipers are some of the toughest birds on the planet. Too often these birds go by unnoticed, and they are ...
13 December 2014
Northern Norway Architecture Award 2014 to Biotope
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"Nordnorsk arkitekturpris tildeles ´Fugleskjul i Varanger´, mottaker: Biotope" Juryens begrunnelse: "Nordnorsk arkitek...
24 November 2014
Eagle island Smøla
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Getting a grip on nature destination development In 2013 a group of tourism businesses and the local municipality on island Smøla ...
16 November 2014
Arctic architecture - new wind shelters in Kongsfjord & Båtsfjord
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The northern part of the Varanger peninsula has some of the most amazing landscape in Eastern Finnmark. Two of our favourite places to go...
26 October 2014
BIRDING ICELAND - Harlequin Ducks & more niceness along the Northeast Iceland birding trail
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Harlequin Ducks in Laxa river, Northeast Iceland, october 2014 Northeast Iceland - nature destination development Biotope r...
14 September 2014
Birding Svalbard, Arctic Norway
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Svalbard is one of the northernmost civilized places in the world. It is famous for Polar Bears and amazing arctic wildlife. I recently ...
04 May 2014
Puffin fight club
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At Hornøya bird cliff the Puffins have to fight for their right to party. As in all densely inhabited places there is a lot of drama. H...
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