Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
 
Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Photo: Margaretha Edqvist.

Biodiversity

FOCUS. The programme is intended to monitor and analyse the state of Swedish biodiversity. In the near term proposals are made for new initiatives to strengthen national coordination and competence development. Findings are intended to support efforts to achieve the relevant environmental objectives and provide a basis for monitoring of compliance with the Biodiversity Convention, the EC Habitats and Birds Directives and other international commitments.

Mora Aronsson, coordinator:

Mora Aronsson, coordinator of the Biodiversity programme in SLU's Environmental monitoring and assessment

"We need to obtain a better overall picture, all ecotypes and species in the country, and also improve our focus on red-listed species, where targeted initiatives are often needed if we want them to survive in Sweden in the long term."

 

Contact:Biodiversity programme image.

Mora Aronsson
+46-(0)18-67 22 20
mora.aronsson@
artdata.slu.se

The Swedish Species Information Centre


News

2012-05-22 -  World congress on peat and peatlands led by SLU researchers
During one week in early June, nearly 600 participants from more than 30 countries come to Stockholm to share new knowledge on research on peat and peatlands. The congress "Peatlands in Balance" covers...
2012-05-10 -  Discussing future methods for analysis of biological data
About sixty experts from around the world are currently in Gothenburg to discuss future assessment and analysis tools for biological data. The Swedish LifeWatch project, coordinated by the SLU, is one...

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Page updated: 2011-09-29. Page editor: mora.aronsson@slu.se
 
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