Independent Norwegian wildlife news
Norway | Est. 2026
Who we are

A newsroom built around Norway's wildlife boards.

Viltnemnda.com reports on how Norway actually manages its wild animals: the municipal boards that set quotas, the biologists who supply the data behind them, and the drivers, hunters and landowners who live with the results.

We hold no licence, seat or funding from any body we cover. Our job is translation: turning board minutes and field surveys into reporting a non-specialist can actually use.

The Desk

Sam Sami & Ayesha Mansha

Sam and Ayesha started Viltnemnda after noticing how little Norwegian wildlife coverage made it past the press-release stage. Every story on this site is checked against its source document, whether that’s a board minute, a population survey or a legal statute, before it’s published.

On this desk, you’ll find:

  • Board decisions, reported the week they’re made
    Species profiles built from field data, not stock descriptions
  • Fallvilt guidance that matches current Norwegian law
  • Season and licence updates before they start trending
  • Conservation reporting free of hunting-lobby or activist framing
  • Direct answers to the questions locals are actually searching
What we cover

Wildlife Management: The board rulings and quota decisions behind Norway’s moose, deer, and predator management.

Hunting & Regulations: Licence rules, season dates and exam prep for Norwegian hunters.

Fallvilt: Legal duties and emergency steps after a wildlife collision.

Norwegian Wildlife: Where to find lynx, reindeer, moose and 40+ other native species.

Conservation: Habitat data and recovery status for Norway’s most pressured populations.

Safety & Education: Field protocols for anyone sharing space with wild animals.

News: The weekly record of what Norway’s wildlife boards actually decided.

Send Us A Tip

Know a board decision we missed, or a story worth the extra reporting? Every tip gets checked against its source before it runs.