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Autumn – and the quiet changing of the guard

In a Danish garden this autumn, the robin singing...
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Denmark is Europe’s salt meadow nation

Where Denmark meets the sea - and the birds...
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Does It Rain a Lot in Denmark?

Denmark has a reputation for rain. The reputation is half right, and the wrong half is the important one. A short traveller's guide Danish rain is...
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Snakes in Denmark

Once there were four species of snakes in Denmark. The...
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Denmarks national flower: The marguerite – also a symbol of the national tourist route

Denmarks National Flower The ox-eye daisy, Leucanthemum vulgare, also known...
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Does Denmark have wild bears?

We receive a lot of questions about Denmark's nature....
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Wolf population in Denmark reaches highest level in recent times

Wolf population in Denmark reaches to above 49 adult...
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The Flat Country That Isn’t

No Mountains, but Plenty of Hills. Denmark has no mountains....
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Beyond the Screen: Outdoor Life Matters in Digital Denmark

Denmark is one of the world's most digital societies....
Environment

Denmark Opens the EU’s First Full-Scale CO₂ Storage Site

Denmark Pumps CO₂ Into the North Sea: Inside the...
Nature & Wildlife

Rutting Season for The Red Deer – Denmark’s Majestic Giant

The red deer (Cervus elaphus) is Denmark’s largest land-dwelling...
Environment

Where Ships Find New Life

A Nation Shaped by the Sea. Denmark has always looked to the sea. With its long coastline, historic ports and proud seafaring traditions, the country’s identity is closely tied to the marine environment. Today, that relationship...
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