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Forest management

Forest management is a branch of forestry concerned with overall administrative, economic, legal, and social aspects, as well as scientific and technical aspects, such as silviculture, protection, and forest regulation.


There are 287 pages tagged with Forest management:

Seed money call for interdisciplinary research

To strengthen interdisciplinary research, SLU Future Forests is launching a seed money call in subjects related to forest sciences and sustainable forestry development. Call deadline is October 6.

3.5 Övertorneå

Övertorneå Municipality: Senior care services at Särkivaara-gården ( Luleå University of Technology ) Övertorneå Municipality has four elderly care units. Särkivaara-gården is the largest, placed in

Naturech – measurements

The main goal of the project is to evaluate whether and how different VR nature environments can affect people's well-being and health. Since nature affects people's emotions, mood, physiological

New spectral features constructed from green light to early identify bark beetle-infested trees

A new groundbreaking technique using hyperspectral drone images now enables detection of the majority of trees infested by European spruce bark beetles before the new generation beetles leave the

Forest Student Summit

The Forest Student Summit is a full day of excursions, information and networking where students studying forestry at the different SLU campuses are able to meet and get to know each other. The event

Workshop: The use of remote sensing data in forest disturbance ecology

emma.sandstrom@slu.se Join us online for an insightful event where experts in remote sensing share the latest advancements in monitoring forest disturbances caused by spruce bark beetle outbreaks.

Dissertation Matej Domevsick

Adapting forest regeneration to a changing climate charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Matej Domevscik defends his thesis "Adapting forest regeneration to a changing climate" on October 4 2024. All

Dissertation Teresa López-Andujar Fustel

Forest planning to reduce disturbance damage in the context of climate change charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Teresa López-Andujar Fustel defends her thesis "Forest planning to reduce disturbance damage

Early-Career Researchers Network

Early-Career Researchers Network is a network for researchers at the beginning of their careers. The purpose is to provide tools and knowledge to facilitate interdisciplinary projects and

Activities

Documentation and information about the many events hosted or supported by Future Forests. This page is under construction.

Projects

Larger projects that SLU Risk assessment of plant pests works with. Assessing the confidence in pest freedom gained in the past pine wood nematode surveys Quarantine pests are surveyed with the aim

SLU Maps

Maps developed by SLU using data from our environmental monitoring and assessments. New maps are added as they are released.

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