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Reindeer husbandry

04. Area (1000 ha) of lodgepole pine forest, area regenerated with lodgepole pine, and cleaned and thinned lodgepole pine forest within the Reindeer Husbandry Area. 5-year moving averages. 1985-

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The reindeer husbandry area according to the definition of the Sámi Parliament. The area of Lodgepole pine forest is for forest land according to the Swedish Forestry Act. Regeneration and management measures are for productive forest land. Productive forest land is land suitable for forest production and not significantly used for another purpose, with potential production of at least 1 m3sk (stem volume over bark above stump including top) per hectare and year. Excluded are formally protected forest land according to 2023 boundaries. Forest land according to the Swedish Forestry Act is land with trees higher than 5 metres and a canopy cover of more than 10 percent, or land where trees are able to reach these thresholds in situ. Lodgepole pine stands are defined as stands where Lodgepole pine accounts for at least 65 percent of the basal area (when the mean height is 7 m or higher), or at least 65 percent of the main stems/seedlings. All figures are presented as 5-year moving averages, given as the middle year.

Databasen består mestadels av statistik som ingår i Sveriges officiella statistik. / The database consists mostly of statistics included in the Official Statistics of Sweden.