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She maps the movement of moose in the managed forest landscape
How are moose movement patterns affected by our managed forests? This is what PhD student Desirée Guidobaldi Stenbacka is trying to find out and hopes that this understanding can support a more sustainable coexistence between moose and forestry. -
Moose footage reveals: Make conscious food choices for the right nutritional balance
Using camera collars and the moose's own films, researchers have investigated why moose eat the way they do. The study, conducted on moose in Norway during the summer, shows that moose consciously choose to eat different types of plants to get the overall nutrition they need. -
Pharmaceutical pollution affects migration in Atlantic salmon
Young salmon exposed to pharmaceutical pollution change their behaviour. They prefer to swim alone rather than in shoals and take greater risks during the vital migration from river to sea. This is the result of a unique new study conducted at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SLU. -
10 new research partnerships to advance sustainable forest management granted
Ten doctoral projects have been granted within WIFORCE – Wallenberg Initiatives in Forest Research programme at SLU. The projects are conducted in collaboration with private and public partners and aim to contribute to the sustainable forestry of the future. -
A new chapter begins for the restored rainforest in Borneo
After nearly three decades of restoration, 18,500 hectares of degraded rainforest in Borneo are recovering. Now begins the next phase—deepening knowledge and ensuring real impact. Recently, over 20 local organizations in Malaysia met to share experiences and shape the way forward.