Wildlife Damage Centre, VSC
Desirée Guidobaldi Stenbacka
desiree.guidobaldi@slu.se I am currently undertaking a Ph.D. within wildlife movement ecology, investigating which landscape structure affects how herbivores use multifunctional forests, linked to
Carlos Cardoso Palacios
carlos.cardoso.palacios@slu.se Versatile molecular biologist with a certain talent for programming I'm working with the monitoring of the wolf population in Sweden and with different assignments
Maria Levin
Maria Levin maria.levin@slu.se Adviser Information and advises. Publications.Webb editor. Wildlife Damage Centre courses. Course coordinator for Folkuniversitetet's courses on Wildlife Management.
Andreas Seiler
Andreas Seiler received his PhD in ecology in 2003 and in his research he addresses the conflicts between wildlife, infrastructure and traffic. My professional interests include applied wildlife
Navinder J Singh
navinder.singh@slu.se Professor, Chair of Restoration Ecology Restoring biodiversity through ecology, innovation and collaboration The world’s ecosystems are undergoing unprecedented change.
Håkan Sand
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Jens Frank
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Henrike Hensel
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Tomas Pärt
I work mainly with populations and communities of birds in agricultural landscapes, but sometimes I include plants, insects and mammals as well. I view basic science as an important part of my
Johan Månsson
johan.mansson@slu.se I am a researcher and Associate Professor in Wildlife Ecology at Grimsö Research Station, Department of Ecology. My research focuses on how various landscape factors affect the
Theodoros Ntallaris
theodoros.ntallaris@slu.se I am a senior lecturer in ruminant medicine and a European specialist in domestic animal reproduction at the Department of Clinical Sciences. My work covers both
Lovisa Nilsson
lovisa.uk.nilsson@slu.se Common cranes, wetland bird diversity and sustainable agricultural production? A multi-disciplinary approach to facilitate adaptive management and mitigation of