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CRED recently received funding from the SKAPE program to develop new tools for climate-resilient local development. The grant supports the project “New Tools for Co-Creation of Transformative Measures…

The new collaboration between the Follo municipalities and the Center for Climate-Resilient Change (CRED) at NMBU will connect research and local practice to find sustainable solutions for the region’…

When CRED's researchers travelled to Adaptation Futures 2025, they brought more than academic insights. They brought practical experience from the Follo region, where researchers work alongside munici…

In the Follo Region, students from NMBU can now do research addressing challenges identified by municipalities and feed their findings directly back to the local communities.

Through its Master’s in Property and Land Law, the Norwegian University of Life Sciences is the first university in Norway to be approved to authorize graduates as property surveyors.

Renowned landscape architect and NMBU honorary doctor Kongjian Yu has died in a plane crash in Brazil. He was known for his groundbreaking ‘sponge city’ concept that uses nature-based solutions to hel…

How do climate change and disability intersect in everyday life? In this travel letter, Elizabeth McKenzie Jemison shares reflections from a field trip to Uganda. Engaging with local communities, she …

How many times can a product be used before it becomes useless? Researchers at NMBU are investigating whether they can employe used coffee grounds and shells from mussels, shrimp, or eggs to produce b…

On March 13th, we gathered at the Sustainability hub for an inspiring and hands-on session on community-supported agriculture. Victoria Thomas, from the CSA farm Dysterjordet, shared insights into the…

Solve Sæbø has been elected as NMBU's new rector. His team received 51.37 percent of the votes.