Meet the reindeer farmers facing the challenges of a warming climate ++REPLAY++ скачать в хорошем качестве

Meet the reindeer farmers facing the challenges of a warming climate ++REPLAY++

(25 Dec 2025) ASSOCIATED PRESS Rovaniemi, Finland - 12 December 2025 1. Aerial shot of snow-covered forest on outskirts of Rovaniemi, the capital of Finnish Lapland 2. Downward aerial shot of snow-covered forest 3. Various of snow-covered trees 4. Various of Janne Körkkö, owner of Tara Reindeer Farm, going to feed reindeer 5. Various of reindeer eating 6. Various of Körkkö feeding reindeer 7. Reindeer eating 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Janne Körkkö, owner of Tara Reindeer Farm: "It's very important and almost everything for me as a reindeer herder and this lifestyle what I'm living." 9. Aerial shot of snow-covered forest 10. Downward aerial shot of reindeer in forest 11. Various of reindeer 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Janne Körkkö, owner of Tara Reindeer Farm: "Most of the time, they are everywhere and we leave them back to wilderness in the spring when they are calving. In summertime they are everywhere in the wilderness having some good food and yeah." 13. Various of Körkkö interacting with reindeer 14. Various of reindeer 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Janne Körkkö, owner of Tara Reindeer Farm: "In the big picture, the biggest challenges might be the climate change, but also many kind of predators like wolves, bears and everything." 16. Tilt up of Körkkö feeding reindeer 17. Close of Körkkö holding lichens 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Janne Körkkö, owner of Tara Reindeer Farm: "When the winters are a little bit different, when the weather changes a lot and when first it's cold weather and snow like we have right now, and then the weather gets very warm and it rains water and when it makes it many times there will be layers of ice. And then it's more difficult to find food for reindeer." 19. Various of Körkkö putting harness on reindeer 20. Wide of visitors 21. Various of visitors in sleighs 22. Reindeer 23. Action camera shot of reindeer 24. Various of visitors going on reindeer sleigh ride in forest 25. SOUNDBITE (English) Janne Körkkö, owner of Tara Reindeer Farm: "Our visitors, they are surprised how well reindeers can survive in the Arctic nature and what kind of benefits they have to survive. They like this peaceful nature and clear nature." 26. Aerial shot of Tara Reindeer Farm 27. Wide of visitors 28. Various of reindeer 29. Visitor filming scene with phone 30. Various of visitors feeding reindeer 31. SOUNDBITE (English) Justen Gorski and his 2-year-old son Colt Gorski, visitors from Los Angeles, U.S.: Justen: “Do you like seeing them?" Colt: “The little ones are out there." Justen: “Did you love it? Was this the best day ever?" Colt: "Yeah, the big one." Justen: “Honestly, incredible. Incredible. The scenery, the reindeer, everything about it is just magical." 32. Various action camera shots of reindeer pulling sleigh 33. Körkkö stood on back of sleigh 34. Various action camera shots of reindeer pulling sleigh 35. Action camera shot of snow-covered trees 36. Aerial shot of sun- setting on snow covered forest STORYLINE: LEADIN: In Finland’s far north, reindeer are more than a Christmas symbol - they’re a way of life. But climate change is bringing growing challenges for these Arctic animals. STORYLINE: This is the wonderous, frozen landscape of Rovaniemi in Finland. At Taava Reindeer Farm, 25 kilometers from the capital of Finnish Lapland, visitors can see reindeer in their natural habitat. Up here, close to the Arctic Circle, reindeer herding is a way of life. This farm, next to the flowing Kemijoki River, is home to about 30 reindeer. Reindeer are well adapted to temperature changes. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...