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Department of Aquatic Resources

The research of the Department of Aquatic Resources focuses on fish and shellfish in the seas, lakes and rivers. We monitor the aquatic environment, developing the methods and know-how for sustainable use of aquatic resources.


There are 161 pages tagged with Department of Aquatic Resources:

Fishinfoodwebs

We link variation in body size and community composition to ecological and evolutionary dynamics in changing environments. In our research we combine dynamic models, experiments and analysis of

Brist på data gör det svårt att bedöma hur ryggradslösa djur påverkas av fiske

Thousands of species of invertebrates live in Kattegat and Skagerrak. Many of them may be sensitive to fishing, but a lack of data makes it difficult to evaluate how vulnerable they are. This is

Diss Stefan Skoglund

Population regulatory processes in the Baltic salmon (Salmo salar) charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Stefan Skoglund defends his thesis "Population regulatory processes in the Baltic salmon (Salmo salar)

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IDA: Interdisciplinarity for better natural resource management and food production in rooftop greenhouses futurefood@slu.se Save the date: Welcome to an inspiring day about interdisciplinary

Round goby – turning risk into resource

The round goby is increasingly common in Swedish waters. This invasive fish species can both outcompete and consume native species, having significant negative consequences for the ecosystem. At the

SLU's focus on food science

A significant portion of SLU's research revolves around putting food on the table. It is an ever-relevant issue in society during a time of changing climates and a need for increased food resilience.

Unga forskare på SLU belönas med stipendier för att bidra till en frisk Östersjö

Congratulations to Isa Wallin Kihlberg and Erik Karlsson who have each been awarded a scholarship through BalticWaters to conduct studies that can contribute to a healthy Baltic Sea. Isa and Erik are

Aquariums and ponds at the Institute of Freshwater research

The Department of Aquatic Resources at Drottningholm has great facilities for research in freshwater such as ponds, tanks and aquariums.

Effects offshore renewable energy

Renewable energy is increasing worldwide, including the expansion of offshore wind farms. Important questions arise about how offshore wind development could impact on marine species and environments

Applied practicies

If you are taking the Natural Resources Program – Biology and Soils (Naturresursprogrammet - biologi och mark) or the BSc Program – Biology and Environmental Science (Kandidatprogrammet - biologi och

The course Sustainability perspectives on contemporary fisheries. Where have all the fishes gone?

Are you interested in how we can combine lakes and seas full of life, with a sustainable production of blue food? In this online course, you will meet Sweden's leading experts on sustainable

Course in Principles of Fisheries Science

How much can we fish without jeopardising fish stocks and ecosystems? Fisheries science is the field that answers that question. In the course Principles of Fisheries Science you will learn all about

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