Case Study: The Sápmi Region of Tundra, Northern Europe (AQA A-Level Geography): Quizzes

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Case Study: The Sápmi Region of Tundra, Northern Europe
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Which countries does the Sápmi region span across?

Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia

For how long have the Sami people practised traditional reindeer herding?

More than 1,000 years

Where did Sami families move their reindeer herds during winter months?

Sheltered coniferous forests

What did the Sami use reindeer sinews for traditionally?

Sewing

What percentage of Sami manage to remain solely as nomadic reindeer herders today?

10 per cent

How many reindeer does a Sami family require to sustain themselves without additional income?

Over 500 reindeer

How many reindeer were in the Tässåsen Sámi community herd by the early 2000s?

5,500 animals

How long does it take for tree pendent lichens crucial to reindeer to mature?

100-200 years

How will warmer winters with less snow affect Sami reindeer herding?

Reduce lichen available for grazing

Since when have commercial forestry companies brought court cases against Sami herders?

The 1990s

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