Arctic fox population rebounds in Scandinavia
sydsvenskan.se · 20 September 2026
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The arctic fox population in Norway, Sweden, and Finland increased from between 40 and 60 individuals to between 400 and 500 over less than 30 years.
Swedish television station SVT Jämtland reported the recovery. The arctic fox, a small canid adapted to life in arctic and alpine tundra, faced threats that diminished its numbers. The population increase suggests a positive trend for the species in the Nordic countries.
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