Forest damages
Analysis function
The analysis function is a main part of SLU's Forest Damage Centre. Our analysts have the following assignment: To analyse national outbreak risks on an ongoing basis based on existing data (e.g.
SLU Forest Damage Centre Research School
The research school at SLU Forest Damage Centre is an important component both for knowledge development in the field and for the supply of competence within universities, research institutes,
SLU Forest Damage Centre
The SLU Forest Damage Centre produces knowledge to protect forests against forest damage caused by game, insects, fungi, storms, fires, drought and more. The mission also includes analysing the risks
SLU Forest Damage Centre Research School - Second Call for applications for support to PhD positions – extension of deadline for applications with external financial model
The SLU Forest Damage Centre Research School had a second call for applications which closed on the 15th of January 2023. It is now being prolonged for the external financial model, i.e. for doctoral
Open meeting 19-20 January
Welcome to the Open Meeting of the SLU Forest Damage Centre on 19-20 January at the Aronsborg conference centre in Bålsta. The meeting is open to anyone interested in the field of forest damage who

NRS Ungsskogsinventering 2022
På uppdrag av Skogsstyrelsen har SLU inom ramen för NRS (Nationell riktad skogsskadeövervakning) inventerat ungskogar i norra Sverige. Resultaten visar att nästan 40 procent av ungskogen i Sveriges
Second call PhD projects SLU Forest Damage Centre
The SLU Forest Damage Centre has now a second call open to enable a new group of PhD students to start during the first half of 2023. With this second call, the SLU Forest Damage Centre Research
Utlysning forskaskola SLU Skogsskadecentrum(2)
You can now apply for funding for Ph.D. student projects from the SLU Forest Damage Centre. Deadline is the 8th of April. Financial support for Ph.D. students The SLU Forest Damage Centre Research

Eulogy of a Rock Star – Professor Jan Stenlid is retiring
“Are you one of Jan Stenlid’s students!? He is the rock star of forest pathology!” These words, just as hopelessly nerdy as they are endearing, were spoken in the utmost awe to Jan Stenlids
Open Meeting FDC
Open meeting SLU Skogsskadecentrum katja.fedrowitz@slu.se Welcome to the Open Meeting of the SLU Forest Damage Centre on 19-20 January at the Aronsborg conference centre in Bålsta. The meeting is
Workshop III: Molecular monitoring of airborne fungal forest pathogens
Workshop III: Molecular monitoring of airborne fungal forest pathogens katja.fedrowitz@slu.se Final workshop about how to organize molecular monitoring of airborne fungal forest pathogens. At this
Monitoring
The ongoing collection of data on damage and populations or agents that cause damage in Swedish forest ecosystems is an important part of the Forest Damage Centre at SLU. The data contribute