Collaboration

The focus of the conference is on the multiple-functions of forests in future bioeconomy (e.g., society’s mitigation and adaptation to climate change, biobased products, and forest-based innovations)

Participation of young persons with a keen interest in forests, from each country in the Barents region is essential. Therefore, if are you between the ages of 18-30 (approx.), from the region (

We have pre-booked rooms at some hotels in Umeå. The blocked rooms are not available through other booking channels, only by the options stated with hotel presentation below. Room reservation is made

A research school in collaboration between the Department of Forest Economics and the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Environmental Studies.

Here you will find more information about the speakers, practical arrangements, organizers, partners and scientific conference committee. Venue The conference is held at Research Centre CEASAR. For

This page is continously updated with the latest information about the conference.

SLU Globals’ science-based work is focussing on improving the lives of people in low and middle income countries. Our scientific themes, led by theme leaders, work to promote broader and

What is it like moving to Sweden from another country to study and work? Listen to two international PhD students talk about their experiences. Sabine Pfeffer, from Germany and Fernanda De Miranda

At the Department of Biosystems and Technology we explore interactions between soil, plants, animals, environment, climate and humans in systems for sustainable production of food and renewable raw

Decisions involving scarce resources is a common definition of economics. The research area Economics is usually divided into Business Economics and Economics. The research at the Department within

Unit for Collaboration and Development lena.johnson@slu.se partnerskap alnarp; tillväxt trädgård, omvärld alnarp, cooperation alnarp Omvärld Alnarp is the LTV Faculty’s unit for cooperation

SLU is a partner in this European cooperation network supported by the European Forest Institute. The project consists of an international team of social scientists investigating societal perceptions