Three dalarna municipalities pay residents to remove invasive plants

Falun, Säter and Borlänge are offering payment this summer to residents who combat invasive species using the Crowdsorsa app.

Three municipalities in Dalarna are giving residents the chance to earn money by clearing plants that threaten biodiversity. Participants use the Crowdsorsa mobile app to document and remove species such as lupins and Canadian goldenrod.

The municipalities of Falun, Säter and Borlänge are taking part in the initiative running through the summer. The goal is to protect local nature while providing financial compensation to residents for their efforts.

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Voting in the 2025–2026 citizen budget for rural areas has concluded. Out of 43 proposals, 31 projects will be carried out with a total budget of 2.3 million kronor.

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The forest north of Älvdalens kyrkby has been felled despite objections from Naturskyddsföreningen. Volunteer surveyors had found 15 nature conservation species in the area. The association now plans to report the matter to the Swedish Forest Agency.

The municipalities of Smedjebacken, Sala, and Uppsala are the first in Sweden to connect their municipal payments to the Payments Authority. The pilot project aims to prevent welfare fraud and reduce erroneous payments.

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Falun has been awarded 4.7 million kronor in state grants from the Swedish Energy Agency for wind power projects. The funds will support rural development initiatives in the municipality.

 

 

 

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