The water ouzel can be seen diving in river rapids. The brambling and the three-toed woodpecker are also quite common. The sandpiper, ruff, crane and bean goose feel at home in the swamps. Mushrooms and non-protected plants can be picked where there is this freedom of movement. The public right of access stipulates that those who move about in nature must not disturb other people or animals.
Special attention is drawn to the reindeer in Lapland.
The signs of camping are not to show and one should remember to take necessary precautions when building a fire so as not to start a forest fire. Fishing is permitted under national rules and landowner s permission. Public right of access does not give the right to use motorised vehicles in nature. Climate Lapland enjoys a continental climate typically with snowy winters and quite warm summers due to the Gulf Stream. The seasonal changes are quite apparent and strong in Lapland.