Kjellerhaugen Nature Reserve includes both Kjellerhaugvatnet and Sveavatnet. Photo: Guri Dahl/Norway's World Heritage.
Several areas within the Vega Archipelago World Heritage site are protected to preserve vulnerable birdlife, important nesting areas, cultural landscapes, and flora. As a visitor, it is important to familiarize yourself with the rules for the area you are in, and to show particular consideration during nesting season.
Kjellerhaugen Nature Reserve includes both Kjellerhaugvatnet and Sveavatnet. Photo: Guri Dahl/Norway's World Heritage.

These protections secure some of the country's most important breeding, moulting, and wintering areas for seabirds, as well as the preservation of the cultural landscape and flora. The bird sanctuaries are places where eider duck tenders live during the summer to maintain the old tradition of tending eider ducks. The rules vary between the protected areas, and as a visitor, you are responsible for familiarizing yourself with the applicable rules for the area you are visiting.
Read more about the protected areas here: https://www.visitvega.no/no/tur-i-vern
Below you will find conservation regulations for each protected area. The links lead to lovdata.no.