Above the Arctic Circle, reindeer have returned from the coast to
inland grazing areas as they eke out an existence through the thick
snow, as they have for thousands of years.
In Norway, between 400
to 500 indigenous Sami families own 180,000 reindeer which can roam
largely unfenced to Finland, Sweden and western Russia.
But the reindeer herders of Noway are worried about climate change.
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