Ecology
Ecology is the scientific analysis and study of interactions among organisms and their environment.
Here are the maps
The peat map is now available for the whole country except in some coastal areas where it cannot be retrieved and in some mountain areas that were not laser scanned when it was developed. This has
Wild animals can help us reach the 1.5 degree target
Protecting and restoring populations of wild animal species can help keeping global temperature rise below the critical threshold of 1.5 degrees, while at the same bending the negative biodiversity
Research
Plant, Soil, Water Interaction C/N research Forest Management Riparian zone research Digital landscape modelling Dikeskartor Peat Maps Soil moisture maps Ecosystem response to environmental change
Field infrastructures
The forest landscapes climate effects
Department of Crop Production Ecology
How can we combine improved quality and quantity of crop production with enhanced ecosystem services and reduced negative environmental impact? The Department of Crop Production Ecology contributes
Education
tejshree.tiwari@slu.se
Researchers
Hjalmar Laudon, professor My research is primarily directed towards understanding how land use and climate influence water quality from a landscape perspective. I am the scientific director for the
Cycling in forest-wetland-lake ecosystem
Photodegradation of methyl mercury (MeHg) in boreal lakes – the missing link to complete forest-wetland-lake ecosystem cycling budgets of MeHg PI: Ulf Skyllberg Co-PI: Erik Bjön (Umeå University),
Mercury biogeochemistry in forest-wetland-lake ecosystems
Our research focuses on improving the understanding of factors and processes in the control of mercury (Hg) transformations in soils and waters, such as the reduction and methylation of Hg(II) and
Atmosphere-land exchange
Using novel Eddy Mercury technique to constrain land-atmosphere Hg exchange over boreal peatlands PI: Wei Zhu Co-PI: Ulf Skyllberg, Stefan Osterwalder (ETH Zurich), Kevin Bishop (SLU-Uppsala),
Landscape ecology
No biological system exists in isolation. Ecosystems, communities, local populations and individuals always interact to some extent with their surroundings. These surroundings may filter which
Researchers
Ulf Skyllberg – Professor My current research is focused on improving our understanding of factors and processes in the control of mercury (Hg) transformations in soils and waters, such as the