Islands skove | Skovrejsning i et land uden træer
Planlæg din rejse ud over Islands gletsjere og vulkaner ved at udforske landets ofte oversete grønne områder. Skove i Island var engang næsten ikke-eksisterende på grun

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Michael Chapman is a British travel writer living in Reykjavík. A former scuba and lava cave guide, he draws on firsthand experience to write about Iceland’s nature and culture. He’s also the author of Hidden Iceland (2020).
Planlæg din rejse ud over Islands gletsjere og vulkaner ved at udforske landets ofte oversete grønne områder. Skove i Island var engang næsten ikke-eksisterende på grun
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