Department of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies

In this episode Olli interviews two master's students from SLU's Master's Programme Management of Fish and Wildlife Populations about their master thesis projects. Maja Widell and Daniel Gambra

Olli Hyvärinen, one of the persons behind the podcast Wild Research Bites, is doing fieldwork as a part of his Ph.D. project in South Africa. Of course he is taking the opportunity to record his

Olli Hyvärinen, one of the persons behind the podcast Wild Research Bites, is doing fieldwork as a part of his Ph.D. project in South Africa. Of course he is taking the opportunity to record his

Olli Hyvärinen, one of the persons behind the podcast Wild Research Bites, is doing fieldwork as a part of his Ph.D. project in South Africa. Of course he is taking the opportunity to record his

Can nocturnal butterflies use power lines in the forest as a habitat? Oskar wants to find out in his master's thesis at Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies. Who am I? My name is Oskar Lövbom,

Linnea Edwang Stridbo writes her Master's thesis at the Department of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies. With her work she hopes to contribute to nature conservation of the unique conifer lime

Conservationist Maria Michold wanted to collect the data for her Master's thesis herself. She is currently inventoring lichens and then evaluating how different species respond to alternative

A podcast from the Department of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies at SLU, Umeå, where two Ph.D. students bite into topics regarding research, education, and current forest and

Olli is in South Africa doing field work for his PhD. Follow his reports from Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park in this spin-off series Field Bites. In this episode Olli introduces the new spin-off field series

Several new master thesis at our department! See list of suggestions and link below. Landscape of fear and wildlife management in Sweden Comparative movement behavior and habitat selection of a

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

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