Swedish biodiversity

Swedish biodiversity refers to the variety of living species found across the country, from forests and lakes to mountains and coasts. Sweden has rich birdlife, diverse plant species, and mammals like moose and lynx. Its ecosystems support a balance of species, many of which are unique or rare. Conservation efforts aim to protect this natural diversity from threats like habitat loss, climate change, and pollution. Maintaining Sweden’s biodiversity is vital for ecological health, ensuring resilient ecosystems that provide resources, natural beauty, and ecological services for future generations.