A whale has stranded near Djúpivogur in East Iceland, adding another unusual wildlife incident to the late-summer coast.
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Iceland’s harbour seal population remains on the national Red List after a decades-long decline, while researchers begin a new formal stock assessment this year.
This column is part of ‘Notes From a Cold Country’, a series in which Iceland Review’s former Editor shares observations……
The commercial whaling industry in Iceland stands at a critical operational and legislative crossroads. While public debates often frame the……
The population of Arctic foxes in Iceland has fallen significantly over the past decade, according to a new conservation assessment……
Authorities responsible for cemeteries in Reykjavík have asked visitors to stop scattering food in burial grounds.According to an article by……
A walrus was photographed on a beach on the Reykjanes Peninsula yesterday, in what is considered to be an uncommon……
New figures from the Icelandic Institute of Natural History show that Iceland’s cormorant populations have rebounded strongly after suffering major……
Icelandic authorities have once again declined a foreign request for live puffins, this time from the Hokkaido Chamber of Commerce……