Finnish Forest Reindeer: Conservation And Adaptation In Boreal Ecosystems
The Finnish forest reindeer, a distinct subarctic herbivore, roams vast spruce, pine, and birch forests, relying on lichen and moss for sustenance. These hardy creatures exhibit complex social structures and foraging adaptations, facing threats like predation, habitat loss, and climate change. Conservation efforts prioritize species protection, habitat restoration, and sustainable use practices, ensuring the survival of this iconic species amidst the challenges of the boreal and subarctic ecosystems.