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LIFE – Bridging the Gap A project… Oak trees can become extremely old. In Sweden, we still have some well-functioning oak woodlands that are largely connected. When previously grazed oak meadows are abandoned, the land quickly becomes overgrown. Gradually the land become so dark that the species that grow there move away or die out. […]http://handbok.lifebridgingthegap.se/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/kossor-ekbacke-1024x901.jpg