Forest damages
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
Göran Ericsson
internkommunikation@slu.se Dean of the Faculty of Forest Sciences. Department Chair and Chaired Professor in Wildlife Ecology. My tenured professorship focuses on three main topics; plant-animal
Matchmaking workshop SLU Forest Damage Centre
Matchmaking-workshop SLU Forest Damage Centre katja.fedrowitz@slu.se In connection with the current call from the SLU Forest Damage Centre, a matchmaking workshop is being organised for researchers
Emil Bengtsson
emil.bengtsson@slu.se Hi, thanks for stopping by my CV page! I’m an industrial PhD student at the Department of Forest Mycology and Plant Pathology. My research focuses on emerging diseases in
International moose symposium in Sweden
Take part in the latest moose research at the international moose symposium in Östersund frida.wengberg@slu.se International moose symposium in Ostersund, Sweden. June 23 - june 27 2005 For the
RNAi: A new way to fight forest diseases
Fungal diseases can harm trees, reduce forest productivity, and threaten biodiversity. Traditional solutions like fungicides often have downsides, such as harming the environment. In a new review,
Annual meeting SLU Forest Damage Centre
Annual meeting SLU Forest Damage Centre katja.fedrowitz@slu.se Welcome to the annual meeting of the SLU Forest Damage Centre 2025 The meeting will be held in Swedish - please register on the
Severe pine twisting rust in Scots pine increases the probability of Diplodia tip blight
In a new study, SLU researchers has investigated if the fungal disease pine twisting rust makes the pines more susceptible to Diplodia tip blight. ”The more the trees struggled with pine twisting
Fredrik Widemo
ew-red@slu.se Fredrik Widemo is an Associate professor in animal ecology and senior lecturer with extension responsibilities in Wildlife-Forest interactions. Furthermore, Fredrik Widemo is a
Autumn webinar about forest damage
Autumn webinar about forest damage theres.svensson@slu.se SLU Forest Damage Centre invites you to an autumn webinar on 24 October, where you have the chans to listen to our researchers and learn
Annual meeting for Forest Damage Research school
2nd Annual meeting for SLU Forest Damage Research School theres.svensson@slu.se Welcome to the second annual meeting of the SLU Forest Damage Research School. The second annual meeting will be
New spectral features constructed from green light to early identify bark beetle-infested trees
A new groundbreaking technique using hyperspectral drone images now enables detection of the majority of trees infested by European spruce bark beetles before the new generation beetles leave the