When Butterflies Migrate

In Denmark's late summer meadows, two butterflies reveal one...

Fear or Facts? Why Wolves Keep Dividing Denmark

A species returns - and so does an old...

Natural Denmark

Go fishing in Denmark

Denmark offers some great fishing experiences! Whether you love...

Hiking holidays with children

Hiking holidays with the little ones can be a...

Foraging in the Wild

Foraging in Denmark - gathering wild food in nature's...

Sleeping in the woods

Stay overnight outside in the forest Free camping, but simple...

Knudeklint and Hanklit are now UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Knudeklint on the island of Fur and Hanklit on the island of Mors - both in Limfjord region, Northern Jutland, have been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. What makes Knudeklint and Hanklit truly exceptional...

How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing?

Research reveals that environments can increase or reduce our stress, which in turn impacts our bodies. What you are seeing,...

Introduction to the wild of Denmark

The Wild About Denmark - in short. Nature and wildlife Denmark occupies 43,094 square kilometers and is the smallest of the Nordic countries. The landscape...

Drinking tap water?

In Denmark people take their drinking water for granted. Danes don’t think twice before grabbing a glass and sticking it underneath a tap. However, for...

What’s up with Danish forest kindergartens?

A Danish kindergarten system including natural environments and opportunities for young children to develop and learn outdoors. Danish Forest kindergartens are becoming more and...

Winter Vikings

Thousands of Danish "Vikings" take a dip in freezing water during the wintertime. Visitors to Denmark are often surprised to learn that Danes leave their...

Denmark Leads Europe’s Green Energy Transition

As wind and solar surpass fossil fuels across the EU, Denmark tops the list and sets a clear course away from North Sea oil. In...