Faculty of Forest Sciences (S)
The Faculty of Forest Sciences has 13 departments and units, over 500 employees, approximately 700 students, and nearly 200 research students. Most of the departments and the faculty management are based in Umeå.
Dissertation Koffi Dodji Noumonvi
Methane emissions from high latitude peatlands : controls of their spatio-temporal dynamics across a mire complex charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Koffi Dodji Noumonvi defends his thesis "Methane
One Health Breakfast Club#25
The One Health Breakfast Club #25: Reforestation for ecosystem function, human health, and livelihoods futureonehealth@slu.se Welcome to the One Health Breakfast Club 8 April between 8.00 and 9.00.
Forestry Impacts on Streams Extend Beyond the Clearcut
New research led by SLU in collaboration with Stockholm and Karlstad Universities shows that the effects of forestry on boreal streams extend far beyond the harvested areas, impacting water
WRAM workshop
henrik.j.persson@slu.se Want to know how you can store and make your sensor data available in a safe and convenient way? Then welcome to our WRAM workshop. Do you have sensor data, like position,
Researchdata.se – Sweden’s new portal for research data
Today, 25 March, marks the launch of Researchdata.se, a new national web portal designed to make it easier for researchers to find, share, and reuse research data across various disciplines.
Re-launch of Skogsskada
Re-launch of Skogsskada theres.svensson@slu.se We would like to present the new version of Skogsskada, a web-based tool for reporting and identifying forest damage. After intensive work to rebuild
A new chapter begins for the restored rainforest in Borneo
After nearly three decades of restoration, 18,500 hectares of degraded rainforest in Borneo are on the path to recovery. Now, the next phase begins—deepening knowledge and ensuring it translates into
Forest historian Anna Stjernström lectures in Umeå
bib-webbredaktionen@slu.se Anna Stjernström visits the SLU library in Umeå with a lecture on the trade in felling permissions during the 19th century. Photo: Magnus Arvidsson. From the historical
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
Assumptions and values influence research on agricultural sustainability
Assumptions and values influence research on agricultural sustainability futurefood@slu.se Welcome to a new inspirational lunch webinar about interdisciplinarity! This webinar welcomes Helena
New funding call from SLU Aquaculture
SLU Aquaculture has recently announced a new funding call for research to stimulate cross-faculty and university collaborations and strengthen aquaculture research at SLU. Grants can be given up to a
Dissertation Alice Marcon
Regulation of flowering time and phenology in Populus trees charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Alice Marcon defends her thesis "Regulation of flowering time and phenology in Populus trees" on April 4 2025.