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Waldland

Waldland

Derived from the Proto-Germanic "waltus" or "walpus", forest was once understood to mean uncultivated land, i.e. "wilderness" in a figurative sense. Today, according to scientific estimates, less than 21% of all forests worldwide are considered as intact forest ecosystems. In Europe, extensive primeval forests can only be found in Russia and Scandinavia, but even these are in danger of disappearing in the mists of time.

 

Tierra | Waldland | Sweden | 2024 

Fog over the taiga

From €400.00Sale Price
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