A substantial quantity of birch seeds were gathered in various regions of Iceland during the autumn season as part of Land and Forest Iceland's campaign to collect and sow birch seeds. This initiative provided an opportunity for school groups to engage in outdoor learning experiences. Recently, a group of students from Sunnulækjarskóli in Selfoss visited the Land and Forest Iceland Selfoss office to deliver the birch seeds they had diligently collected in the local area throughout the autumn.

Ragnheiður Diljá Gunnarsdóttir a midwife at Infant and Toddler healthcare at HSN Akureyri is the Main Coordinator for Children's Prosperity at HSN. The Main Coordinator's role is to monitor and support the implementation at all HSN locations, to be a guide for others and to coordinate procedures.

Flugplan.is is a new portal operated by the Icelandic Aeronautical Association for flight planning

The Cancer Society in Akureyri (KAON) recently donated so-called pain mattresses to the internal medicine ward at the Akureyri Hospital. They are specially designed for patients with pain, but also prove to be effective as bed sore protection.

Patients with respiratory symptoms should wear a mask at all HSU facilities

An interactive dashboard with information on participation in cancer screenings has now been published on the Directorate of Health‘s website.

Work is under way on a vaccination programme for children aged 5-11 in West Iceland.

As of 16 August 2023, the long-line discount in cod is abolished.

The exchange market for catch quota is open from 16th to 23rd of February.

Concert was held for residents at Móberg nursing home on December 13th.