Department of Forest Economics

Worth knowing - Multiple-use forest management - comparing apples and oranges? ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Multiple-use forest management aims to achieve an optimal balance between different uses of forest

Worth knowing - Multiple-use forest management - comparing apples and oranges? ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Multiple-use forest management aims to achieve an optimal balance between different uses of forest

Another part of the hi-tech forest industry is the Geographic Information Systems (GIS), a system which need ground work for adaptation and is what Work Package 4 will focus on. This project has the

Our group conducts research across multiple disciplines, with forest policy and planning as the bearing subjects. The research spans widely, from model-based analyses of silvicultural alternatives,

The forest management group at the Department of Southern Swedish Forest Research Center conducts research on forest management in coniferous and deciduous forests in Sweden. Our topics are forest

Mitigating and adapting to climate change is one of the primary challenges facing humanity this century. Many research projects at our institution touch upon the subject. The sustainable management

Logging is today a hi-tech industry that relies much on consulting services based on advanced support tools. Work Package 3 is addressing this topic. This project aims to increase the ability of

Adress and phone The Department is active both at Umeå and Uppsala campus. Postal address Umeå: Department of Forest Economics, SLU, SE-901 83 Umeå. Postal address Uppsala: Department of Forest

The Department offers courses all year round. Reoccurring courses are for instance; Stated Preference Method and R programming. The research school ECOS and CERE also offers courses. See current

The Department partake in many different collaboration and networks nationally and internationally. Below we list a few, learn more about them by following the links. The staff is linked to the

A research school in collaboration between the Department of Forest Economics and the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Environmental Studies.