Icelandic Birch Forests Threatened by Imported Pests
Experts at the Icelandic Forest Service say unclear timber import regulations threaten local birch forests. Imported timber, especially timber that contains bark, may carry insects
Experts at the Icelandic Forest Service say unclear timber import regulations threaten local birch forests. Imported timber, especially timber that contains bark, may carry insects
Two post offices in Iceland will be closed and mail handling services in six countryside areas will be discontinued in the near future, according to
The Reykjavík capital area public bus service Strætó has seen an increase in ridership in the past several months. The increase is seen as far
The fact that Icelandic students still learn Danish in school is tied up with the long history of Icelandic-Danish relations. Up until Iceland’s independence in
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