Using Coprophilous Fungal Spores to Detect Abandoned Reindeer Milking Sites in Northern Sweden: Pollen and coprophilous fungal spore analysis are used as a tool to investigate the vegetation changes driven by the local presence of reindeer, and the timing and duration of the reindeer milking practiced by the indigenous Sami of the northern Fennoscandia.

M S Kuoppamaa; Kjell-Åke Aronsson; Bruce C. Forbes

Using Coprophilous Fungal Spores to Detect Abandoned Reindeer Milking Sites in Northern Sweden: Pollen and coprophilous fungal spore analysis are used as a tool to investigate the vegetation changes driven by the local presence of reindeer, and the timing and duration of the reindeer milking practiced by the indigenous Sami of the northern Fennoscandia.

M S Kuoppamaa, Kjell-Åke Aronsson, Bruce C. Forbes

Arctic Global Change

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Scientific

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - May 2016
Event	Anthropology, Weather and Climate Change - British Museum, Clore Centre, Lontoo, United Kingdom Duration: 27 May 2016 → 29 May 2016

Conference

Conference	Anthropology, Weather and Climate Change
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Lontoo
Period	27.05.2016 → 29.05.2016

Field of science

Other agricultural sciences
Plant biology, microbiology, virology

2 Finished

HUMANOR: Social-Ecological Transformations: Human-Animal Relations Under Climate Change in Northern Eurasia
Forbes, B. C., Kuoppamaa, M., Laptander, R. & Messhtyb, N.
Academy of Finland
01.01.2015 → 31.12.2018
Project: Co-funded project
RISES: Resilience in Social-Ecological Systems in Northwest Eurasia
Forbes, B. C., Pirnes, S., Grigorjeva, K., Kuoppamaa, M., Messhtyb, N. & Zetterberg, P.
Academy of Finland
01.09.2012 → 31.08.2016
Project: Co-funded project

Citation for this output

Kuoppamaa, M. S., Aronsson, K-Å., & Forbes, B. C. (2016). Using Coprophilous Fungal Spores to Detect Abandoned Reindeer Milking Sites in Northern Sweden: Pollen and coprophilous fungal spore analysis are used as a tool to investigate the vegetation changes driven by the local presence of reindeer, and the timing and duration of the reindeer milking practiced by the indigenous Sami of the northern Fennoscandia.. Paper presented at Anthropology, Weather and Climate Change, Lontoo, United Kingdom.

Kuoppamaa, M S ; Aronsson, Kjell-Åke ; Forbes, Bruce C. / Using Coprophilous Fungal Spores to Detect Abandoned Reindeer Milking Sites in Northern Sweden : Pollen and coprophilous fungal spore analysis are used as a tool to investigate the vegetation changes driven by the local presence of reindeer, and the timing and duration of the reindeer milking practiced by the indigenous Sami of the northern Fennoscandia. Paper presented at Anthropology, Weather and Climate Change, Lontoo, United Kingdom.

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Kuoppamaa, MS, Aronsson, K-Å & Forbes, BC 2016, 'Using Coprophilous Fungal Spores to Detect Abandoned Reindeer Milking Sites in Northern Sweden: Pollen and coprophilous fungal spore analysis are used as a tool to investigate the vegetation changes driven by the local presence of reindeer, and the timing and duration of the reindeer milking practiced by the indigenous Sami of the northern Fennoscandia.', Paper presented at Anthropology, Weather and Climate Change, Lontoo, United Kingdom, 27.05.2016 - 29.05.2016.

Using Coprophilous Fungal Spores to Detect Abandoned Reindeer Milking Sites in Northern Sweden : Pollen and coprophilous fungal spore analysis are used as a tool to investigate the vegetation changes driven by the local presence of reindeer, and the timing and duration of the reindeer milking practiced by the indigenous Sami of the northern Fennoscandia. / Kuoppamaa, M S; Aronsson, Kjell-Åke; Forbes, Bruce C.

2016. Paper presented at Anthropology, Weather and Climate Change, Lontoo, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Scientific

Kuoppamaa MS, Aronsson K-Å, Forbes BC. Using Coprophilous Fungal Spores to Detect Abandoned Reindeer Milking Sites in Northern Sweden: Pollen and coprophilous fungal spore analysis are used as a tool to investigate the vegetation changes driven by the local presence of reindeer, and the timing and duration of the reindeer milking practiced by the indigenous Sami of the northern Fennoscandia.. 2016. Paper presented at Anthropology, Weather and Climate Change, Lontoo, United Kingdom.

Conference

Field of science

Projects

HUMANOR: Social-Ecological Transformations: Human-Animal Relations Under Climate Change in Northern Eurasia

RISES: Resilience in Social-Ecological Systems in Northwest Eurasia

Citation for this output