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The moose migration on TV soothes the soul and strengthens our connection to nature
A new study from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) reveals that the popular programme ´The great moose migration´ deepens viewers’ relationship with nature. Although it is a digital nature experience, the programme promotes calm, recovery, and emotional closeness to the wild. -
In Uncertain Times – SLU Shows How Forests Strengthen Sweden’s Preparedness
In November, SLU launches a special campaign exploring the vital link between Sweden’s forests and national preparedness. -
Here's where moose and deer find their food – SLU releases unique map
For the first time, there is now a map showing where the forage for deer and moose is located. The maps, produced by researchers at SLU, shows where key tree species for ungulates are found and how much is at grazing height. -
New knowledge on how to establish and manage planted birch
Birch trees may recover from light to moderate browsing damage. And heavy thinning resulted in the strongest individual tree diameter growth. These are some of the results in a new doctoral thesis from SLU by Andis Zvirgzdins. -
Lectures by SLU´s new honorary doctors
SLU warmly welcomes everyone interested to attend the lectures held by SLU´s latest honorary doctors on Friday 3 October in Uppsala. The lectures will provide exciting insights into topics ranging from forest health to coastal landscapes. The lectures are open to the public and will be webcast.