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Hallo Everyone,


Welcome to the Nordic Animals 2017 blog.


Our students from Finland, The Netherlands and Sweden are in Sweden to follow 4 weeks of intensive training about Nordic Animals. This is part of our AHENE project, which is an Erasmus + project, financed by the European Union. The period is from 12th June 2017 to 7th July 2017.


Please enjoy reading about their experiences at Grans Naturbruksschool, the Zoo, in the forests and in the mountains of Northern Sweden.


Gail Wright, AHENE Projectmanager

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