Henrik Hedenås

TL;DR: A unique geo-referenced record of environmental and ecosystem observations from the area since 1913 is presented, which is of immediate relevance to local stakeholders who need to adapt to new opportunities and to respond to challenges.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a literature review of CES to highlight the shades of grey, briefly illustrates findings by reference to the Swedish mountain landscape, then addresses potential implications for practical decision-making.

TL;DR: There has been a 71 % decline in the area of lichen-abundant forests over the last 60 years in northern Sweden, and forestry can have a significant role in reversing the trend and improving ground lichen conditions.

TL;DR: In this paper, an increasing number of policies have highlighted the importance of conserving a landscape and how people perceive and use the landscape, which affects not only people's well-being but also how people perceived and used the landscape.

TL;DR: It is found that the extension of the alpine and the mountain birch forest areas of the Scandinavian Mountain Range has not changed between the inventory phases, but the total tree canopy cover increased in the al Alpine area, and the cover of graminoids and dwarf shrubs and the total cover of field vegetation increased.