Nällia

Nällia is a municipality in the Falun Municipality of Dalarna in Sweden. The area is situated near the town of Trängboda, known for its lakes, and is nestled within the province of Dalarna. The landscape of Nällia is characterized by a mix of coniferous and deciduous forests, and wavy ridges.

Wildlife in the area includes species such as roe deer, golden eagles, wolverines, and large game birds. The climate in Nällia is characterized by long, cold winters with warm summers. Average temperatures range from a low of around -10°C in the winter to a high of approximately 20°C in the summer. Annual precipitation is typically in the range of 500 to 600 mm.

The region's primary source of income is forestry, with many logging operations taking place throughout the year. Forestry plays a significant ecological role within Nällia, with controlled fire practices being used to manage the local environment. This method maintains a balance between natural growth and preservation, ensuring that local wildlife habitats remain intact.

Residential areas in the region consist of primarily single-family homes, with many located near the forests to make the most of scenic views. With a relatively small population of less than 1,500 residents, the region is considered sparsely populated. The Falun Municipality has reported efforts to preserve and maintain the natural environments within the Nällia area, prioritizing reforestation, wildlife corridors, and environmental conservation.