Klingervattskogen is located in Jämtland in a mountainous forest area and has a shore facing Lake Klingervattnet.
Klingervattskogen consists of approximately 79% spruce and 21% deciduous forest. The area is classified as mountainous and consists mostly of old stands with an average age of around 160 years. There are currently only a few species registered in the Species Portal. The area that borders the property to the northeast is well inventoried and has very high natural values, which is partly due to the fact that the forest land has been grazed for a long time. Our intention is that in the near future we will conduct a more thorough inventory to map which species live here in Klingervattskogen and on the pasture mound.
The cultural and historical value of the Klingervattbodarnas also has significance for species that may be unique to the special ecosystems of old pasture mounds. The meadow meadows are highly threatened, as are the traditional grazing animals of hilly land breeds such as the mountain cow. There is an interest for biodiversity in keeping the open grassland of about 4 ha open through grazing. Access to animals that can graze is unfortunately also a scarce resource in nature conservation today.