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Center for wireless remote animal monitoring (WRAM)


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Hundreds of eagles die in traffic in search for food - have changed their behavior according to new study

Eagles are often drawn to roads and railways, lured by the availability of road-killed animals as a food source. However, this behavior is increasingly leading to them being struck by vehicles. A new

Göran Ericsson

internkommunikation@slu.se Dean of the Faculty of Forest Sciences. Department Chair and Chaired Professor in Wildlife Ecology. My tenured professorship focuses on three main topics; plant-animal

Petter Lundberg

petter.lundberg@slu.se I like to find innovative methods to combine various sensors and techniques to study movement, behaviour and/or physiology. My aim is that the knowledge we gain from my

Debora Arlt

debora.arlt@slu.se I am a population ecologist, I am interested in how the environment shapes individual variation in behaviour and demography and hence population dynamics. In my research I focus

Wiebke Neumann

wiebke.neumann@slu.se Researcher, associate professor, studying various questions related to wildlife ecology and land use interests in anthropogenic landscapes. Research interests I have always

Håkan Sand

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