Protected nature
Upcoming publishing: 2023-05-24
The purpose of this survey is to give an overall view of protected areas in Sweden. Protected areas are defined here as statutory protection of nature regulated by the Environmental Code, such as national parks, nature reserves etc.
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2022-05-24
In 2021, the number of nature reserves increased by 101 areas. This means that Sweden had more than 5,300 nature reserves at the end of 2021. The largest new nature reserve was the Slite archipelago, located on the eastern side of Gotland. The area covers more than 6,300 hectares in total, including a marine area of almost 6,000 hectares.
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Name Type Date Formally Protected Nature in Sweden Table 2022-05-24 Productive forest land in national parks and nature reserves, by region. 31 December 2021 Excel file 2022-05-24 Share of formally protected forest land and land compensations, 2021 Graph 2022-05-24 Cultural reserves 2021 Excel file 2022-05-24 Protected nature by municipality Excel file 2022-05-24 National parks and nature reserves in marine surroundings 2021 Excel file 2022-05-24 Protected nature by type 1909–2021 Graph 2022-05-24 Protected nature by type of protection 1909–2021 Graph 2022-05-24
Tables in the Statistical Database
Publications
Title | Language | Type | Date |
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Protected Nature 2021 | Swedish | Report | 2022-05-24 |
Protected Nature 2020 | Swedish | Report | 2021-05-27 |
Protected Nature 2019 | Swedish | SM | 2020-05-27 |
Protected nature 2018. Corrected 2020-05-14 | Swedish | SM | 2019-05-24 |
Protected Nature 2017 | Swedish | SM | 2018-05-23 |
Protected nature 2014 | Swedish with elements of English | SM | 2018-03-28 |
Protected nature 2016 | Swedish | SM | 2017-05-22 |
Protected nature 2015 | Swedish with elements of English | SM | 2016-05-24 |
Protected nature 2013 | Swedish with elements of English | SM | 2014-05-23 |
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