Department of Forest Ecology and Management
Wallenberg Initiatives in Forest Research
WIFORCE is a fundamental research program at the Faculty of Forest Sciences, generating knowledge for the future management and conservation of forests.
Building a network of rangeland health monitoring sites in East Africa
The newly established network will foster data-driven decision making around rangeland restoration and sustainable management In business, they say that “if you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it.
Dissertation Aswin Thirunavukkarasu
Lignin degradation dynamics in boreal forest soils : influence of chemical composition and nitrogen on lignin degradation charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Aswin Thirunavukkarasu defends his thesis "
International moose symposium in Sweden
Take part in the latest moose research at the international moose symposium in Östersund frida.wengberg@slu.se International moose symposium in Ostersund, Sweden. June 23 - june 27 2005 For the
Kirchner
King Carl XVI Gustaf's professorship in environmental science has been awarded to James Kirchner. He is a researcher in the physics of environmental systems in Switzerland and will spend his year as
Cross marked tress
In protected forests in northern Sweden, centuries-old pine trees have unknown patterns carved into their trunks. They have now been scientifically investigated for the first time by researchers at
Ecology and Sustainable Management of Forest Ecosystems
SILVA PhD course: Ecology and Sustainable Management of Forest Ecosystems dimitris.athanassiadis@slu.se The course takes up theories in forest ecology and management and current state of the art
Major research initiative for sustainable forests – 15 PhD positions open
Biodiversity and the role of forests in combating climate change are pressing global issues that demand new knowledge. Fifteen PhD positions are now open within a new research program at the Swedish
PhD position, Insect biodiversity dynamics in production forest landscapes
susanna.bergstrom@slu.se
Vad är markhälsa egentligen?
Soil health is fundamentally about ecosystem services that enable, for example, clean water and food production. ‘That's why we want to monitor soil health, because it literally affects our health
PhD position in Multi-Taxon Forest Biodiversity Assessment
susanna.bergstrom@slu.se
PhD student in forest remote sensing for biodiversity assessment
susanna.bergstrom@slu.se