Niels Lisborg
Niels Dahlin Lisborg is a conservation manager and forester with nearly thirty years of experience in nature conservation and land management across Denmark. He currently serves as operations manager for one of Northern Europe's most important wetland areas for waterbirds — and has managed numerous nature restoration projects and some of Denmark's largest and wildest landscapes, including the Skjern River Nature Project and the Tipperne Bird Reserve.
A trained forester and certified nature guide, Niels has spent more than two decades writing about Danish wildlife. His photographs have appeared in numerous books and periodicals.
Nature & Wildlife
The spectacular Ladybird Spider emerge in Spring
Can spiders be beautiful? There are probably divided opinions on that, but a reasonable candidate would be the male ladybug spider.The Ladybird Spider...
Nature & Wildlife
Snakes in Denmark
Once there were four species of snakes in Denmark. The Aesculapian snake and the Smooth snake are today considered extinct. That leaves the two remaining...
Outdoor
Foraging in the Wild
Foraging in Denmark - gathering wild food in nature's pantry. You can find tasty wild plants, berries and mushrooms in the Danish nature. ...
Worth knowing
Denmark among the safest countries in the world
Is Denmark One of the Safest Countries for Travelers?When it comes to travel safety, Denmark consistently ranks among the top countries in the world...
Nature & Wildlife
Jellyfish along the Danish shores
In Denmark we only have a few species of jellyfish which are able to sting you noticeably.You will normally only find two common species...
Niels Lisborg
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Niels Dahlin Lisborg is a conservation manager and forester with nearly thirty years of experience in nature conservation and land management across Denmark. He currently serves as operations manager for one of Northern Europe's most important wetland areas for waterbirds — and has managed numerous nature restoration projects and some of Denmark's largest and wildest landscapes, including the Skjern River Nature Project and the Tipperne Bird Reserve.
A trained forester and certified nature guide, Niels has spent more than two decades writing about Danish wildlife. His photographs have appeared in numerous books and periodicals.




