The Lapland Nature Reserve lies in the heart of the Kola Peninsula. It was founded in the early 20th century to restore the population of the wild reindeer. Today, over a thousand of these majestic creatures roam the protected area. They migrate through blizzards in search of reindeer moss. Nature has adapted these animals to endure the Arctic, and humanity has done everything to ensure that, at least in this protected corner of the earth, the harmony of the wild world is protected.