Department of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies

Study for a sustainable world at SLU and become a future expert in Forest, Wildlife and Fish. Take the opportunity to study at the Forest Faculty that is ranked as number one in the world ! Want to

Fish was the least favprite topic during the Master's at SLU, thought Jonė Lescinskaite. Now she is a river restoration specialist at the Ministry of the Environment in Lithuania. "Have an open mind"

Wildlife management is more about people than animals, says Jimmy Nyman who works as a game manager at the Swedish Association of Hunting and Wildlife Management. The education at SLU gave him the

Sherry Young is a PhD student in Canada where she is leading a research project on snow leopards. A couple of years ago, she did her Master's thesis at SLU Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies,

The International Urban Wildlife Conference (IUWC) is organised every other year by the Urban Wildlife Working Group of the North-America-based Wildlife Society. This year the entire event was

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 International Urban Wildlife Conference (IUWC) is organised every other year by the Urban Wildlife Working Group of the North-America-based Wildlife Society. This year the entire event was

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

This webpage is for students in the Conservation and Management of Fish and Wildlife Master's program. Here you find information about the program including the 2021 welcome letter, your course

How can we use natural resources in a sustainable way? What are the conflicts that can arise when different interests collide? Explore this with us in this course! PLEASE NOTE! In the summer of 2021,

Genetic markers in hyenas and the impact of forestry on wild bees. The podcast Wild Research Bites is back with an episode with two master's students who talk about their thesis projects. Listen