Mossy Earth's recent video publication offers valuable insights into the restoration efforts of wetlands and habitats within Mýrar in West Iceland. This initiative focuses on revitalising waterways, watersheds, and the associated ecosystems, thereby benefiting both aquatic life and broader biodiversity.

In recent years, teaching at Akureyri Hospital has received highly positive feedback from students. They describe an encouraging and educational environment offering a wide range of learning opportunities.

The Chief Epidemiologist´s dashboard on respiratory infections has been updated with data through Week 2 of 2025 (January 6–12, 2025).

Digital Iceland continues to develop and improve digital solutions with regular updates on both core services and individual digital services. With the latest update, we introduce both new functionality and additions and fixes aimed at increasing security, improving user experience, and simplifying service processes for both individuals and companies.

Bone meal distribution in Árnes and Rangárvallasýsla counties' land reclamation projects has proven successful this year, covering 736 hectares. In select areas, birch seed was incorporated with the bone meal to accelerate reclamation.

An agreement has been signed between Land and Forest Iceland and the Agricultural University of Iceland regarding the continuation and formalisation of two long-term forestry experiments in Gunnarsholt.

If you are in forest seed or plant production, regeneration methods or tree breeding, this is a good chance for funding. SNS and NordGen Forest have opened for applications for their joint scholarship until 15 February 2025.

The European Data Protection Supervisory Authority (EDPB) has issued a statement on age testing.

As part of the transfer of projects and collections from the Reykjavík City Archives to the National Archives, the website and digital reconstruction of the Reykjavík City Archives have now been moved.

Seafarers now receive a digital reminder in their Ísland.is inbox. This means that three months before the expiration of a seafarer’s courses (Small Boat Safety Training and Basic Safety Training), they will receive a notification via Ísland.is to take the necessary action.