Jón Gunnar Jónsson, Director General of the Icelandic Transport Authority, signed yesterday, on behalf of the Icelandic government and the aviation authorities, an updated convention on the Bureau of the European Civil Aviation Conference.

Land and Forest Iceland has released its inaugural inventory of unique and ecologically significant birch forests and their remaining fragments. These designated forests are viewable on the agency's interactive map viewer.

The construction of a new pedestrian and bicycle bridge on Sæbraut in Reykjavík is in progress.

A draft methodology for certification of quality carbon units for wetlands recovery has now been published in the consultation portal of the International Carbon Registry (ICR). This is a significant step toward methodology approval, enabling future wetland restoration projects to generate certified carbon units that meet rigorous quality standards.

Following the February 2nd Icelandic Broadcasting Service' (RÚV) news report, "Carbon sequestration in pastures is much higher than in forests," Land and Forest Iceland has submitted a formal response to the RÚV news department. Our agency is committed to fostering accurate reporting and productive discussions regarding land reclamation and forestry.

TR is offering a seminar on pensions on Wednesday February 12th, from 16.00 to 17.30 at Hlíðasmára 11. The meeting will discuss all the issues related to applications for pensions from TR, payment arrangements and more.

Students from the University of Iceland in Garðabær, along with their teacher Tinna Ösp Arnardóttir, visited the Supreme Court this week.

A small apartment/studio is requested near the hospital.

A shipowner and/or captain may apply for access to register crew members on a specific vessel. The person who has been granted access to crew registration can ...

According to Icelandic law, the child is guaranteed a minimum of maintenance.