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The encroachment of road networks in Finnmark, Northern Norway, 1940-2000

The development of human settlements and the road network linking them together are fragmenting natural habitats especially for larger mammals, such as bears, wolves or reindeer. The nature loses its status as wilderness.

Year: 2002

From collection: GLOBIO assorted maps

Cartographer: Julien Rouaud, UNEP/GRID-Arendal

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