Department of Forest Ecology and Management
Dissertation Virginia Mosquera
Carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in headwater streams of boreal catchments : long term data analysis, consequences of anthropogenic management and ways to mitigate disturbances charlotta.bergstrom@
An integrated agroforestry-bioenergy system for improved energy access, food security, and human and ecosystem health
A new study shows multiple benefits of combining sustainable biomass production in agroforestry systems with cleaner cooking solutions and electricity production in sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the
A letter from Alice, who revisited SLU as a seasoned researcher this summer
This summer, Alice Turinawe from Uganda visited colleagues in the SLU projects Drylands Transformation and Restore4More. She also gave a seminar on agricultural advisory services and sustainable land
Dissertation Arnis Jurevics
Slash and stump harvest – effects on site C and N, and productivity of the subsequent forest stand charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Arnis Jurevics defends his thesis "Slash and stump harvest – effects on
Dissertation Artis Becs
Biomass thinning in strips as an alternative to conventional selective thinning in biomass-dense forests charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Artis Becs defends his thesis "Biomass thinning in strips as an
Ph.D. course
A PhD course in the Krycklan catchment September 19-25, 2024. ‘Watershed Ecology and Biogeochemistry’ addresses the foundational concepts and modern challenges within the broad field of watershed
Dissertation Arvid Lindh
Multi-functional trait-based species selection for regenerating tropical rainforests charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Arvid Lindh defends his thesis "Multi-functional trait-based species selection for
Exploring Land Restoration: My Journey with Restore4More
Caroline Bark, MSc student from the “Sociotechnical Systems Engineering” program at Uppsala University, has completed her MSc thesis in collaboration with SLU-led projects Restore4More and Drylands
Krycklan Symposium 2024
tejshree.tiwari@slu.se This year, the 21st Krycklan symposium will be focused on the new generation of researchers and research. Hence we hope to highlight ongoing PhD, Post-docs and early career
WIFORCE
The Wallenberg Initiative in Forestry Research (WIFORCE) is a comprehensive basic research initiative at the Faculty of Forest Sciences. We aim to generate knowledge for the future use and
Future Silviculture Research Programme
The aim with this WIFORCE research program is to bridge basic and applied science in forest management. Research on how trees, soil, and landscapes work, is linked to research on sustainable forest
Reading list 2024
Thursday, Sept 19. Fundamentals of watershed science Borman and Likens. (1967). Nutrient Cycling. Science. 155 no. 3761 pp. 424-429 Laudon, H. and Sponseller, RA (2018). How landscape organization