Velkommen på foredrag. Sør-Varanger Sjølaksefiskarlag spør: Hvorfor får lokalbefolkningen så dårlig gehør i forvaltningen av vår natur og felles ressurser. Hvordan har retten til laksefiske endret seg over tid? Vi ser idag at flere og fler andre brukergrupper blir tilgodesett og får tilgang til å høste av naturen. Samtidig innskrenkes adgang til høstingen for oss som bor her ved fjorden, langs kysten og på vidda. Vi kommer mer og mer i «bakleksa». Hva ligger bak, og hvorfor? Arrangementet finner sted i Esponlin-salen på Grenselandmuseet kl 15-17.
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What is a cookie and local storage of data?
When you visit our website different types of data is stored locally on your unit via your browser. This data could e.g. include user settings, information about how you surfed our website, which browser you used, and which ads that were shown.This type of “locally stored data” could be used to customize content and functions of services for you, thereby contributing to a better and more meaningful visit.Cookies do not contain directly identifiable data about you (such as name, address, telephone number etc.), instead the information regards your browser and the activity through it.
What do we use cookies and locally stored data for?
We use locally stored data to:
Deliver and customize our services to the unit and browser you use
Give you relevant and customized content
Measure and analyse traffic on the pages
Both Varanger museum and our subcontractors (e.g. Idium AS as supplier of this website) stores data locally on your unit. Eventual subcontractors are subject to the data processing agreement and can not use data for anything other than delivering the service we have ordered from them. For more information on how Idium AS treat personal data see here.
