Environmental monitoring and assessment

Lectures by SLU´s senior environmental assessment specialists fomaredaktion@slu.se In the autumn of 2020, SLU´s vice-chancellor appointed our first senior environmental assessment specialists. On

Are you interested in citizen science? Do you want to network with or learn from your colleagues? On this page you find information on current activities at SLU. Upcoming webinar April 30 In this

Several national and international funders offer special grants that support career development, allowing individual researchers to advance their academic career and position as research leaders.

The Grants Office provides support to SLU researchers for external funding by offering key expertise and hands-on guidance to help SLU achieve its vision. Our services target the researchers

What is Deep Learning and how can it be used in forest inventories? The CARISMA network is arranging an online workshop in Deep Learning and how it can be used in forest inventories. The workshop

Report species sightings and contribute to knowledge of the Swedish flora and fauna as well as it's response to climate change.

Climate change affects ecosystems and society. To mitigate these effects, greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced. Greenhouse gas emissions and removals are monitored through the reporting to the UN

Results from the sampling of air and precipitation within the National Environmental Monitoring Program of Pesticides are found here. Precipitation is collected in the counties of Skåne and Uppland.

Results from the sampling of ground water and sediments, within the National Environmental Monitoring Program of Pesticides, are found here. Ground water is collected at two depths, four times a year

CANCELLED! Worth knowing: SLU Markfuktighetskarta - ett resultat av AI, fältdata och lasermätningar ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Anneli Ågren, researcher at SLU, gives a lecture on ”SLU Markfuktighetskarta

Worth knowing: Fjällnära skog – dåtid, nutid, framtid ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Johan Svensson, researcher at SLU, gives a lecture on ”Fjällnära skog – dåtid, nutid, framtid”. Johan Svensson, SLU. Photo

Interested in the Baltic Sea? Discover all about it at the Baltic Sea Science Center (BSSC) located at Skansen, Stockholm, or join our digital events. SLU proudly contributes to the content of the