The Norwegian government has designated four new marine protected areas covering a total of 389 square kilometers in the Hardangerfjord region, prompting strong reactions from local politicians.
The Norwegian government has recently announced the establishment of four new marine protected areas, totaling 389 square kilometers. The areas designated for protection include Ytre Hardangerfjorden, Dalsfjorden, Krossfjorden, and Kråkvåg and Bjugnfjorden. This move is part of a broader initiative to increase marine conservation efforts across the country.
