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2012-01-01 - 2012-03-15

The exhibition RINGMÄRKT is now at Natural History Museum in Gothenburg. It was here the history of ringing started in Sweden.

Back in 1911 a lecture was held about ringing and during summer conservator Gustav Kilén was sent to Kiruna. He ringed 76 Rough-legged buzzards of which 15 were found again. A very successful result. Today more than 12 million birds have been ringed in Sweden and we know a lot more about where and how the birds migrate.

Ringing is now an important environmenal monitoring tool and  can help us explaining why some species are decreasing.

The exhibition is sponsored by Focus Nordic, and printed on Ilford paper.

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2011-12-01

Here is a short video about Red Kite and the work behind my pictures.


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2011-08-01

Every year about 500 million bird migrate past Falsterbo in southern Sweden. Some ot them are caught in mistnest

and get a ring. More then 1 million birds have been ringed at Falsterbo birdobseravtory.

The magazine Skåne had a 6 page article about ringing in Falsterbo, with my pictures.


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2011-05-28 - 2011-08-28

My exhibition RINGMÄRKT was hanging at Naturum Karlstad during the summer months. The first birds were ringed 100 years ago and the exhibition tells the story about ringing and some interesting facts about bird migration.

The exhibition is sponsored by Focus Nordic, and printed on Ilford paper.

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2011-05-15

Sveriges Natur, Swedens largest nature and environmental magaszine, were having two different stories with my pictures. The cover story with some of my pictures of foxes and one about environments created by humans that can host many rare species.  Golf courses, motorcross tracks, areas with military tanks are all areas that in some places have replaces the natural disturbanses that many species need for their survival.

 


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2011-04-21 - 2011-05-26

The exhibition RINGMÄRKT is now hanging at Scandinavian Photos gallery in Malmö. 

 

The 26 may, Johan is going to be in the shop together with Swarovski and Focus Nordic, the sponsors of the exhibition.

 

Read more about the exhibition here (in Swedish).

The exhibition is sponsored by Focus Nordic, and printed on Ilford paper.

 

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2011-04-09

Naturmorgon, a natureprogram in Swedish national radio, broadcast from Falsterbo and Johan was interviewed on the occation of his exhibition Ringmärkt. 

You can find a link to the program here.

 


2011-04-06

The magazine Turist, published a story about Ottenby birdstation and birdwatching on southern Öland, with my pictures.

Ottenby is the oldest ringingstation in Sweden, established 1946.  Every year about 20 000 bird are bering ringed and since the start over 1 000 000 birds have got a ring around their leg.

 


 

2011-03-18 - 2011-04-15

The exhibition about ringing have moved to Hässleholm and is going to open 18 march in connection with the opening of the largest nature photo festival i southern Sweden, Skånsk Naturfotofestval. You find the link to Skånsk Naturfotofestival here.

 

The exhibition is sponsored by Focus Nordic, and printed on Ilford paper.

 

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2011-03-11

The magazine Skåne, published a 6 page story, about the northern parts of Scania in Sweden and the facinating Black grouse lek.

 

 


 

2011-03-10 - 2011-03-13

During the Wilderness Fair in Stockholm, Johan is having an exhibition about ringing. This year it is 100 year since the first bird was ringed in Sweden and Johan has been working on a project about ringing at Ottenby and Falsterbo birdstations. Here and here you will find a selection of his images.  It is also possible to buy prints of birdportraits and feather details. Contact Johan for more information.

 

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2011-01-10

The magazine Skåne, were having 6 page story about the success story of Red Kite.

 

 


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2010-10-01

One of the main photographic magazines in Sweden, Kamera & Bild, were having an 8 pages long article about my work and one of my pictures of Red Kite were on the cover. You can find a pdf version of the article here.(only in Swedish).

 

 


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2010-09-01

The Red Kite, Milvus milvus, was almost extint from Sweden and only 30 pairs remained in 1960. Today, thanks to nature conservation efforts, the Red Kite we have more then 1300 breeding pairs. 

Sveriges Natur, the largest nature and environmental magazine in Sweden, were having a coverstory with my pictures about the successful work to save the Red Kite.

 

You can find a short video about the Red Kite here.


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2010-06-01

The largest nature and environmental magazine in Sweden, Sveriges Natur, is once again having one of my pictures as a cover wich always feels like an honour. It´s also the coverstory with close-up portraits if birds. The pictures are made at Ottenby and Falsterbo ringingstations in a small photo studio.

 

 


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2010-05-01

The largest nature and environmental magazine in Sweden, Sveriges Natur, is having an article about Kävlingeå-projektet with my pictures. Kävlingeå-projektet started 1995 and is one of the largest and most long term wetland restoration project in Sweden.  

For the opening picture, to the left, I rented a skylift and went up 14 meters to get an overview of the new meanders of Klingavälsån, a tributary to Kävlinge river.

 

 

 


 

 

2010-04-18

For fun I made this short video about black grouse lekking one of the most exciting nature experiences during spring. I hope you enjoy! 

 

 

 


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2010-03-01

The photographic work about restoration of wetlands in southern Sweden have resulted in a book about the restorationproject - Kävlingeå projektet. You can also visit the homepage of the project here, were you will find a short film and slideshows.  Ekologgruppen have been the consultant during all the years and you can find there homepage here.

 

 


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2009-10-01

In autumn, when the waterlevel rises in streams and rivers, one of the most spectacular and fascinating nature enjoyment occurs, the trout migration. From the sea, the trout migrate up through rivers and small streams to reach their spawning grounds. Its extremely fascinating to follow their migration and I´m looking forward to photograph the spawning later this autumn that, here in southern Sweden, occur in extremely small streams. 

 

 

 


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2009-09-10

Magazine KUPÉ is having a story about visiting Sarek, Abisko and Muddus natinalparks during the most colorful season - the autumn.

 

 

 


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2009-09-03

During spring and summer I´ve been working documenting the restoration of wetlands in southern Sweden. About 80-90 % of the former wetlands have disappered the last 200 years in southern Sweden resulting in a strong decrease in biodiversity and lessened the ability of the environment to reduce pollutants from the water through natural processes.

 

The documentation has involved film and photography and it will result in a new homepage for the project, a book and an exhibition. The first hanging of the exhibition was at an EU meeting about wetlands and cleaner seas.

 

 

 


2009-03-13

In their latest issue, WWF Sweden, publish a story with my pictures about the 100 th anniversary of the first European National Parks.

 

You find a link to WWF here and you can also read the story on their website. You find the link here (a pdf, only in Swedish).

 

 

 


2009-02-17

In the latest issue of Sweden´s largest environmenal and nature magazine, Sveriges Natur, I have a cover and a 6 pages photostory about Swedish National Parks. You find the link to the Swedish Society for Nature Protection here.

 

Also check my short presentationvideo about my work with the story about Swedish National Parks here.