The semi-domesticated nature of the reindeer (Rangifer tarandus L.) makes it a distinct case
among the world's herbivores. Here, we review the literature on how reindeer shape …

In this article, we identify what herders in Fennoscandia and northwestern Russia see as
critical conditions and events in the annual reindeer herding cycle. Indigenous Sámi and …

Natural scientists are increasingly being encouraged to engage with local and Indigenous
communities when carrying out research. However, these attempts at collaboration can …

Reindeer management (RM) in northern Fennoscandia is an example of social-ecological
systems (SESs) providing social, cultural, ecological, and economic values. Changing …

Rapid climate change in Arctic regions is linked to the expansion of woody taxa
(shrubification), and an increase in biomass as tundra becomes greener. Reindeer and …

Although generally given little attention in vegetation studies, ground-dwelling (terricolous)
lichens are major contributors to overall carbon and nitrogen cycling, albedo, biodiversity …

The recovery and expansion of large carnivores have increased livestock damage in
Europe, one example being the reindeer husbandry in northern Fennoscandia. Mostly free …

Wild and semidomesticated reindeer are one of the key species in Arctic and subarctic
areas, and their population dynamics are closely tied to winter conditions. Difficult snow …

In Sápmi and beyond, the practice of reindeer herding is under increasing pressure from
competing for land use, large carnivores and climate change. The governing systems are …

Drivers of change in the reindeer management system are rather well-known. But when
developing the governance to support the traditional livelihoods, it is crucial to understand …