The puffin population in Iceland is somewhat recovering, reports Morgunblaðið newspaper.
A team of biologists is currently travelling around Iceland to conduct a population count. The team has found that active nests in South Iceland are up by 15 % compared to last year.
This positive turnaround is to be celebrated as puffin colonies in South Iceland have been in decline over the past years.
The puffin population in Iceland is somewhat recovering, reports Morgunblaðið newspaper.
A team of biologists is currently travelling around Iceland to conduct a population count. The team has found that active nests in South Iceland are up by 15 % compared to last year.
This positive turnaround is to be celebrated as puffin colonies in South Iceland have been in decline over the past years.
