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Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management

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Adaptive forest management might mitigate future climate change impacts on Norwegian forests

In her PhD, Joyce Machado Nunes Romeiro has investigated how climate change could double bark beetle damage in Norway and suggests adaptive forest management for economic and ecological benefits.

Bildet viser Joyce Machado Nunes Romeiro Stipendiat Fakultet for miljøvitenskap og naturforvaltning , NMBU

3 May: Joyce Machado Nunes Romeiro (MINA)

Joyce Machado Nunes Romeiro will defend her PhD thesis " Climate change impacts on natural forest disturbances: bark beetle damage potential and management adaptations" Friday 3 May, 2024.

April Irene Riderbo Mckay Stipendiat Fakultet for miljøvitenskap og naturforvaltning

26 April: Reed April McKay (MINA)

Reed April McKay (Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management) will defend her PhD thesis "Drivers of bat activity and habitat use in boreal forest" Friday 26 April, 2024.

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NMBU secures funding for innovative dendroclimatology project

In a new project, researchers will use hyperspectral imaging and deep learning to detect and characterise climate proxy properties of tree-rings in selected tropical tree species.

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Ågot Aakra: New dean at MINA

Aakra was previously head of research at SINTEF - Applied research, technology and innovation in Trondheim.

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Furry Valentines: A Peek into the Mating Habits of Red Foxes in Norway

With the aid of GPS tracking, NMBU’s researchers follow the movements of a male and female fox over three days, offering an in-depth look at their behaviour during the breeding season.