Department of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies
Fish and wildlife management
What are the success stories of fish and wildlife management? What are the current challenges? After finishing the course, you will be able to plan the sustainable management of selected fish and
Forest animals
Do you want to learn about forest animals, their origin, biology and distribution patterns? Then this is the course for you! CTA Forest animals In this course you will study the biology of Swedish
Human dimensions of fish and wildlife management
Today, managing wildlife and working with nature-related issues rests on more than a knowledge of ecology, it also requires a knowledge of humans! CTA Human dimensions In the course Human Dimensions
Master's Thesis
Do you want to work in forests, in arctic environments, on savannas, or in tropical rainforests? Are you interested in historical data, or spatial data such as animal movements or distribution of
Education
At the Department of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies , we provide the master's programme Conservation and Management of Fish and Wildlife . We also have individual courses at both advanced
Forest Conservation Biology
Do you want to work with nature conservation at a forest company, authority, NGO, as a prospective researcher or internationally? Then the course Forest Conservation Biology is something for you.
Bringing wildlife ecology, health and management together
anna.lundmark@slu.se The aim of the Nordic Congress of Wildlife Research is to bring together all those active in wildlife research and management to meet and discuss challenging issues in wildlife
Bringing wildlife ecology, health and management together
anna.lundmark@slu.se The aim of the Nordic Congress of Wildlife Research is to bring together all those active in wildlife research and management to meet and discuss challenging issues in wildlife
Project based advance course
Do you have a study question in one of our expert fields that you just have to dig into? Or maybe a field you want to explore in your own project with the support of an experienced supervisor? Then
Applied Population Ecology
Why do some populations grow while others decline? How large is a population required to be sure that a species will not go extinct? How can we best select among alternate ways of conserving an
Fish and Wildlife Census Techniques
The management and conservation of species demands knowledge about population sizes and changes over time. During this course students learn how to plan inventories, apply the most important