Protecting Bromma's forests and beaches for nature and people.

Stockholm City Council plans to establish the Ålstensskogen and Storskogen nature reserves in southeastern Bromma, a 67.2-hectare area including Solviksbadet. The aim is to protect its high natural and cultural values, such as old-growth forests and bats, while ensuring continued access for recreation and outdoor activities. Several parties opposed the decision, arguing the reserve should be expanded to include more areas, like area 25, to prevent future housing development and further protect the forest.