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Exploring the potential of proximity at the Tunturiaapa mire in Pyhä

28.1.2022 Emily Höckert proximity tourism, tourism, Yleinen

Exploring the potential of proximity at the Tunturiaapa mire in Pyhä Text: Outi Rantala* * This blog-writing is based on field work conducted together with Piotr Damski, Katja Karjalainen, Kaisa…

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