🚨Warning: Cuteness overload🚨 Watch this baby reindeer find his feet as he takes his first steps in the snow 🦌 In the wild, female reindeer select isolated, relatively predator-free areas to birth their calves. Over 45 days, with a lot of patience, the new mother will teach the calf to walk, graze and forage. However the new born will remain with its mother for over a year as it relies on its mothers milk for at least 18 months. 📹 by IG: tromsoarcticreindeer | Euronews Green

Have you tried reindeer before? 🍽️ In Norway, herding and raising reindeer is all part of Sámi culture and history. The reindeer roam wild across the tundra and are typically sourced from the Finnmark plateau. Lasse, the Assistant Chef at Flora on MS Trollfjord, shares with us his take on cooking with this Norwegian delicacy. Roasted reindeer with juniper, jus, radishes and turnips. #Hurtigruten #Norway #VisitNorway #NorwayFood #MSTrollfjord | Hurtigruten

The Sámi people of the Arctic have a timeless bond with reindeer. Not just as a source of food or clothing, but as the heart of their identity. For centuries, reindeer herding has shaped their rhythm of life, traditions, and worldview. The reindeer give them meat, hides, antlers and valuable materials for tools and clothes; they also guide seasonal migrations and connect them deeply with the land. But above all, it’s a relation built on respect and symbiosis: the Sámi take care of the reindeer,