A) Western Finland and Lapland B) Central Finland and Northern Savonia C) Southern Finland and Eastern Savonia D) Northern Ostrobothnia and Kainuu
A) Jyväskylä and Laukaa B) Konnevesi and Rautalampi C) Suonenjoki and Toivakka D) Lapinlahti and Hankasalmi
A) Deserts in central Finland B) Mountains in northern Finland C) Volcanoes in eastern Finland D) Islands in the southern part of Lake Konnevesi
A) Sandy dunes and limestone caves B) Basalt columns and lava fields C) Granite cliffs and sandstone arches D) Smooth glaciated rocks and vertical rock walls
A) Arctic char B) Atlantic salmon C) Northern pike D) Wild brown trout
A) Fishing or kayaking B) Swimming or diving C) Boating or canoeing D) Sailing or windsurfing
A) Aurora borealis B) The Northern Lights C) A view over the magnificent landscape of the osprey D) Wild reindeer herds
A) Lapland University B) University of Helsinki C) University of Jyväskylä D) Aalto University
A) Marine biology research B) Experimental ecology, both terrestrial and aquatic C) Geological surveys D) Space exploration studies
A) Road 23 B) Route 5 C) Highway 4 D) Main road 69
A) Highway 3 B) Route 8 C) Highway 9 D) Road 12 |