by WPbvj | 07. januar 2025 | Ramsarplakater
HomePosters RAMSARPoster 12 Previous poster Help us to protect our wetlands Volunteers from Friends of the Earth Rogaland clearing the Vedemyrå peat bog in Tasta. If you want to be a conservation volunteer and help to protect our vulnerable wetlands, visit our website...
by WPbvj | 07. januar 2025 | Ramsarplakater
HomePosters RAMSARPoster 11 Previous posterNext poster On the rocks Kvassheimsbukta. In southern Jæren the coastline is dominated by long boulder beaches. Photo: Erik Thoring Håtangen-Obrestad-Reime If you walk from the priest’s farm at Hå to the Obrestad lighthouse,...
by WPbvj | 07. januar 2025 | Ramsarplakater
HomePosters RAMSARPoster 10 Previous posterNext poster Feasting on the seaweed banks Anyone taking a walk along the Jæren coastline will probably have noticed the strong smell of rotting seaweed. You smell it before you see it! The seaweed offers excellent conditions...
by WPbvj | 07. januar 2025 | Ramsarplakater
HomePosters RAMSARPoster 9 Previous posterNext poster The Jæren coastline Grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) and harbour seals (Phoca vitulina) on the Kjørholmane islands. Photo: Roy Mangersnes From Tungenes in the north to Ogna in the south, the Jæren coastline and seas...
by WPbvj | 07. januar 2025 | Ramsarplakater
HomePosters RAMSARPoster 8 Previous posterNext poster Wetlands in and around Hafrsfjord The cove at Grannesbukta is an extensive shallow embayment in inner Hafrsfjord. Photo: Marius Harlem Hafrsfjord boasts three primarily shallow water marine nature reserves. At low...
by WPbvj | 07. januar 2025 | Ramsarplakater
HomePosters RAMSARPoster 7 Previous posterNext poster Peat bogs The bog at Storamyr in Sola is one of the few peat bogs remaining in Jæren. Photo: Erik Thoring Forty per cent of Norway’s peat bogs has been lost during the last 150 to 200 years, with the greatest...
