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.
This webpage is for students on the programme Forest and Landscape Here you will find information about the programme, welcome letter with roll call information, your course schedule, contact
Basing Silvicultural Decisions on Quantitative Understanding of Forest Ecosystems klas.pernebratt@slu.se Welcome to this seminar at Southern Swedish Forest Research Centre. This event is presented
Worth knowing: Kockorna – skogsbrukets glömda hjältar ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Amanda Löfdahl gives a lecture on ”Kockorna – skogsbrukets glömda hjältar”. Amanda Löfdahl. Photo: Erik Vesterberg
Impacts of multi-species deer communities on boreal forests across ecological and management scales charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Sabine Pfeffer defends her thesis "Impacts of multi-species deer
Det är nu möjligt att ansöka en ny postdoktoranställning i föryngring av vårtbjörk. Beskrivning Vårtbjörk är det tredje vanligaste trädslaget i Sverige. Den är en inhemsk art som kan växa på många
Det är nu möjligt att ansöka en ny postdoktoranställning i föryngring av vårtbjörk. Beskrivning Vårtbjörk är det tredje vanligaste trädslaget i Sverige. Den är en inhemsk art som kan växa på många
The department is looking for two new postdocs, one in forest health and one in silviculture. The projects are part of the research program Trees for the Future (T4F) in which the objective is to
The department is looking for two new postdocs, one in forest health and one in silviculture. The projects are part of the research program Trees for the Future (T4F) in which the objective is to
The department is looking for two new postdocs, one in forest health and one in silviculture. The projects are part of the research program Trees for the Future (T4F) in which the objective is to
Can spruce bark beetle infestation in forests be detected in time series with radar measurements? The project objective is to investigate whether it is possible to detect spruce bark beetles
2016 – 2017 Forestry remote sensing and geographic information system (Practice), Beijing Forestry University 2021 – 2022 Improved detection and prediction of spruce bark beetle infestations,
Programmes and larger projects at Forest Resource Management emma.sandstrom@slu.se